How do I know if the information I found is credible?
Last Updated: Dec 05, 2024     Views: 3653

Databases within the library are considered to contain credible sources. Articles from journals and publications - even those that are not peer-reviewed - are considered reliable resources unless they are editorials and the author's sole opinion. Encyclopedias provide reliable information because they state commonly-accepted facts. Books in our ebook databases, such as Ebook Central and Sage Knowledge, are also credible sources selected by experts.

To learn more about determining if the information you find is credible, check out our guide, Evaluate Sources.


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