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The degree of trust of formal information sources over purely informal information sources.
Formal Information- Peer Reviewed Sources, Journal Articles, Books, and Conference Posters. Information is checked.

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Informal Information- Interviews, Letters, Emails, or Phone-Calls: Information has not  been checked.
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Change based on what one is studying or researching to determine if information is relevant to the need. ex. Leadership & Management.

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Management.

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Current Information is the most recent information on a event found on social media, broadcasting, newspapers, and the internet.

Ex. Instagram, Fox News.

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Primary sources are original materials on which other research studies are based.Ex. Interviews, Person who was physically there in the moment.

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Historical Information found in academic/scholarly journals, books, government publications, and reference collections.

Ex. Speeches & Laws and court documents

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Interview.

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Ex. Law & Court Documents.

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Secondary sources of information is one that was created by someone who did not have first-hand experience.
ex. Radio Documentaries, TV documentaries.

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TV documentary