Question

in todays world of highspeed information that is accessible at our fingertips, it is important to know how to sort the credible from the non - credible sources anybod from the bad, the trustworthy from the untrustworthy. in this lesson, you have learned the different steps (crap) to determining credibility. the following activity wi
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being credible means that you or your source is able to be ___, is _ and is good enough to be ___.
○ a. believed, reasonable, effective
○ b. questionable, not likely, faked
○ c. noticed, misinterpreted, well respected

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Explanation:

Credible sources are reliable. "Believed" (as in trustworthy), "reasonable" (logical and sound), and "effective" (able to convey accurate information well) fit the positive connotation of credibility. Option b has negative words like "questionable", "not likely", "faked" which are opposite of credibility. Option c has "misinterpreted" which is a negative aspect (a credible source should not be misinterpreted easily in a negative sense regarding its core message of truth - though "noticed" and "well - respected" have some positive, the presence of "misinterpreted" makes it wrong).

Answer:

A. believed, reasonable, effective