Question

which sources would be most reliable for researching the benefits of laughter? check all that apply. an entertaining memoir written by a comedian who visits hospitals a blog post that a teenager with cancer wrote about her treatment a study published on the website for the department of health an article from an online wiki encyclopedia about medical care a report from a medical journal about humor and the healing process a recent article from an online newspaper about the effects of laughter

Explanation:

• A study published on the Department of Health website is likely to be evidence - based and reliable as it comes from an official health - related source.
• A report from a medical journal about humor and the healing process is peer - reviewed and scientific, making it a reliable source for research on the benefits of laughter.
• An entertaining memoir by a comedian may be anecdotal and not based on scientific research.
• A blog post by a teenager with cancer is personal experience and may lack the scientific rigor.
• An article from an online wiki encyclopedia may not be as reliable as peer - reviewed sources (wikis can be edited by anyone).
• A recent article from an online newspaper may be based on limited research or just reporting trends without in - depth scientific analysis.

Answer:

C. a study published on the website for the Department of Health, E. a report from a medical journal about humor and the healing process