Week 5 - Credibility Chart
Instructions
Learning Objectives
- Describe techniques used in decision-making.
- Examine decision-making models.
- Apply decision-making techniques.
Prompt
What criteria do you recommend determining the credibility of a source of information?
Instructions
- Develop a list of more than and no less than 10 elements you would use to determine the credibility of facts, articles, websites, news, etc.
- Thoroughly explain your reason for each element and why it is important
- Your response can take the form of a table in Word or MS Excel.
- Include at least 4 credible references to support your recommendations
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Excerpts from decisions by Supreme Court Justices on Death Penalty
European Union Memorandum on the Death Penalty
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