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A reliable source cites its sources and provides evidence.

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Reproducibility and accuracy are the same thing.

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Peer-reviewed journals are generally more reliable than random blogs.

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A site with many ads is automatically more trustworthy.

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If a source has no citations, it is still highly reliable.

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Checking for bias helps assess the reliability of information.

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Reliability increases when results are reproducible across studies.

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A single expert opinion guarantees reliability.

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The more flashy a website looks, the more reliable its content.

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Consistent measurements across repeated trials indicate reliability.

 
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