Attendance 111 3/24

Is a book a primary source or a secondary source?

• primary

• secondary

Is an initial study a primary source or a secondary source?

• primary

• secondary

Is a recovered artifact a primary source or a secondary source?

• primary

• secondary

Is a medical professional a primary source or a secondary source?

• primary

• secondary

T/F: Web articles are not trustworthy sources for research.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

It is much more complicated than that. You have to closely monitor the source that you're drawing information from and determine if there is any bias and that there is information genuinely backed up by facts.

T/F: Books are always trustworthy sources for information.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Books contain misinformation of all kinds as well. In order to truly be sure about the information you're reading, you need to establish proper ethos and be sure to check the publication year since often times a book being incorrect is often a sign that it's outdated!

T/F: You can trust what you're doctor explains to you about your health.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

If you're unsure about what you're doctor knows, perhaps you should get another doctor.

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