WorksheetsCredibility, Reliability and Bias
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is CREDIBILITY?
Whether a SOURCE is trustworthy
If the INFORMATION is trustworthy
Whether a source is providing A BALANCED VIEW of the subject.
What is RELIABILITY?
Whether a SOURCE is trustworthy
If the INFORMATION is trustworthy
Whether a source is providing A BALANCED VIEW of the subject.
What is BIAS?
Whether a SOURCE is trustworthy
If the INFORMATION is trustworthy
Whether a source is providing A BALANCED VIEW of the subject.
What are the 4 parts that your need to look for to assess CREDIBILITY?
Who
What
When
Where
Went
What part of CREDIBILITY looks at the author or organisation that wrote the source?
WHO
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
What part of CREDIBILITY looks at the experts mentioned within the source?
WHO
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
What part of CREDIBILITY looks at the date that the source was written?
WHO
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
What part of CREDIBILITY looks at the original place that the source was published?
WHO
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
Is there bias in the following scenario? If so what type?
A website hosted by Toyota says that the Toyota Yaris is the best small car on the market, with 90% customer approval.
Social/Behavioural Bias
Unconscious Bias
No Bias Present
Is there bias in the following scenario? If so what type?
A vegetable grower states that in his experience Round Up is the best product to manage weeds.
Social/Behavioural Bias
Unconscious Bias
No Bias Present
Is there bias in the following scenario? If so what type?
A scientific report states that 2.8% of adults in Australia suffer from heart disease.
Social/Behavioural Bias
Unconscious Bias
No Bias Present
Quantitative information contains:
Numbers (Numerical data)
Extended discussion (Text based data)
Qualitative information contains:
Numbers (Numerical data)
Extended discussion (Text based data)
Is the following Quantitative or Qualitative:
You interview a sports trainer who tells you how they started their career.
Quantitative
Qualitative
Is the following Quantitative or Qualitative:
You survey 100 people and 23% agree that rock music is better than pop music.
Quantitative
Qualitative
You must develop your CAPABILITY to pass the subject and to receive a high grade.
True
False
(a) evidence are experiences that people tell about what has happened to them
