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What makes a source credible?

A. Its author is a president.
B. It is written without context.
C. It is consistently reliable.
D. It lacks evidence to support its arguments.

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My best guess would be C. It is consistently reliable.
sandlee09

Answer:

C. It is consistently reliable.

Explanation:

A source is only credible if it is consistently reliable. This is because when a source provides information constantly and the information turns out to be true, then a trust begins to form between the source and the receiver of the information. Once the source provides false information for the first time, this trust gets broken and the source is no longer credible.

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