Answer:
The correct answer is option B. "MaineResearchCollective.gov".
Explanation:
Using websites as reference material for articles is valid as long as the trustworthy of the information could be corroborated. In this regard, websites that have the extension ".gov" such as "MaineResearchCollective.gov" are reliable because the information contained in these websites is the result of a research performed by workers of the government. The research must be validated before getting published on internet and usually involves citing texts from valid sources such as books or scientific articles.
