John E. Villafranco
If so, it likely isn’t a reliable source. Does the information have religious, cultural, political, or ideological biases? If any of these biases are present in the source, it may not be credible. Use academic research databases Instead of using your search engine to find relevant sources,...
Then, think about what information you need to gather for each sub-theme to illuminate your research topic. To guide how to research any topic easily, use the internet wisely to find reliable sources. Google Scholar is great for academic articles and books Google News and BBC News provide ...
Scientific research should be carried out and controlled by the government rather than private companies. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. Write at least 250 words. Task 2 同意与否题 政...
Eliminate the sources that repeat information – don’t waste your time. When you search for information on your topic, it’s crucial to write down everything you find relevant and useful. It might look like a mess at first, but you can organize it later and bring all the pieces together...
From classic vanilla and chocolate to more adventurous options like mint chocolate chip or cookie dough, you can always find a flavor that suits your taste buds. The texture of ice cream is another reason to love it. It's cold and creamy, and when it melts in your mouth, it's like a...
material in a blog post of their own. Maybe they use it in an academic paper, or perhaps it inspires a poem or a short story. The information itself is constantly making the rounds, getting processed, filtered, and regurgitated. How are we to sift through it all to find reliable facts?
Source ConfusionAfter a short period of time we tend to treat information — of both the reliable and unreliable sort — similarly since we forget where we learned it. And if it comes to mind quickly (Availability Bias) we are apt to conclude it’s reliable even though we picked it up ...
“Satellite measurements help tremendously with this problem. But they are not as reliable as in-situ measurements, because they are indirect (remote sensed) measurements. We’ve come a long way with them, but there are still biases that vary in space and from one...
Forensic evidenceis scientific evidence, such as DNA, trace evidence, fingerprints, ballistics, or other types of investigation reports, and can provide proof to establish a person’s guilt or innocence. Forensic evidence is generally considered to be strong and reliable evidence and alongside helping...