Category: Critical thinking

According to a study cited by Scribbr, evaluating source credibility is an important information literacy skill. Knowing what is considered a good source of information is crucial in an age of digital overload, where anyone can publish content online regardless of its accuracy.

According to research, the average attention span of an internet user has decreased significantly over the years, making them more susceptible to manipulation. The BITE method is a comprehensive framework that analyzes the specific tactics of mind control and undue influence used by high-control groups and authoritarian figures.

According to the Food and Drug Administration, a food product with 10-19% of the Daily Value for a nutrient is deemed a 'good source'. While this percentage offers a clear metric for packaged foods, determining what percent is considered a good source in academic research or online information is far more complex, relying on critical evaluation rather than a simple numerical value. This guide will explore the different meanings of 'good source' and equip you with the skills to assess reliability in any context.