OpenStudy (ora98):
Which source would provide credible information to use in a writing project focusing on primate research efforts in the United States? A blog by someone who volunteers at a research facility A website that hosts scientists peer-reviewed studies A website hosted by a biology club A wiki site that allows users to post their own research
OpenStudy (snuggielad):
In reality it wouldn't be any of the above but I can try and help you find the closest. Blogs are opinionated; thus they are not credible. Wiki sites are NEVER credible. That's one major thing you will learn. There is nothing keeping the information accurate. A website hosted by a biology club could be, depending on the circumstances. A website that hosts scientists reviewing each others work could be as well. These are terrible choices.
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