Source Reliability, Fraudulent Information, Source Evaluation

Question 1

Contextualized data that has the potential to be converted into knowledge

Answer 1

Information

Question 2

Fraudulent or Unreliable Sources According to Hopkins University Library
(Three Types)

Answer 2

• Propaganda
• Misinformation
• Disinformation

Question 3

is the presentation of facts in a manner that elicits a desired response from its audience

Answer 3

Propaganda

Question 4

is the unintentional propagation of incorrect information

Answer 4

Misinformation

Question 5

is the deliberate propagation of incorrect information

Answer 5

Disinformation

Question 6

AAOCC Framework

Answer 6

Authority , Accuracy, Objectivity, Currency, and Coverage

Question 7

A source is considered accurate when its content are truthful and correct.

Answer 7

Accuracy

Question 8

Refers to the disinterested, fair, and factual presentation of information.

Answer 8

Objectivity

Question 9

Information in certain fields of knowledge is time-sensitive and changes constantly.

Answer 9

Currency

Question 10

A source can be considered complete if it is thorough and consistent with prior information on a particular subject.

Answer 10

Coverage

Question 11

refers to the author of the information gathered from a particular platform

Answer 11

Authority

Question 12

he Classifies News Sources into basic categories

Answer 12

Tom Rosenstiel

Question 13

refers to an account that makes no specific mention of where the information comes from. This is commonly found in accounts during public events.

Answer 13

Sourceless news

Question 14

refers to an accountant that is clearly stated to be the firsthand experience of journalist

Answer 14

Journalist as eyewitness

Question 15

individuals who have the qualifications that can establish them as reliable sources

Answer 15

Credentialed Experts

Question 16

individuals who have their identity withheld usually to avoid potential backlash

Answer 16

Anonymous sources