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author's credentials
in-text citations
who funded the research
reproduceable

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Peer Reviewed
Scholarly

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Date published
Peer reviewed
Author

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date published
citations
author credibility

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Date published, author credibility and relevance to topic

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Peer-reviewed Article
subject matter expert interview
Scholarly Article

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Peer reviewed
Unbiased
citations

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author creditability
citation
peer reviewed

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-peer reviewed
-non-biased
-author credibility

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- free of bias
- authoritative
- accurate

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Author credibility
Scholarly Article
Date

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The author and publication should be from a trusted source
The name of the author and their sources should be easy to find

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- Authors
- Peer-Reviewed/Article/Journal
- References/Citations Available
- Date (Recent?)

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Free of errors, no bias. Expert in their field.

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Author credibility
Current date (when important)
Peer reviewed

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1. Peer-reviewed
2. relevant and up to date information
3. Citations used and their sources are credible without bias

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If it was a credible article
If it was someone talking about the related subject

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-currency
-purpose
-relevance

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Peer reviewed
Government website or an .edu
Citations are used
- Michelle Connor