Based on the research you have conducted, what makes one source more trustworthy or credible than another? Wha

Answer 1

Common sense, logic ability to evaluate the source and to check the source.
This may sound crude but it's true
If it looks like beans
if it cooks like a beans
if it eats like a beans
Then it must be a F@rt!

Answer 2

1) Where does it come from? (e.g. an academic press or some unknown person's website)
2) Who wrote it? (an expert in the topic with academic credentials, some anonymous wikipedia writer or someone just interested in the topic)
3) Does it list its own sources (footnotes, references)

Answer 3

You go to the University of Phoenix online...