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1 . Scholarly sources: d. Read the "About Us" section on the National Brain Association's website. (required) 8. Suppose you encountered a picture floating around social media of a photographer's a. Are written by experts or researchers shoes and tripod catching fire on top of a volcano. To ensure the photograph's validity what step b. Include a bibliography or references can you take? c. Report on original research or research studies (required) d. Allof the above a. Like the picture because it is cool. 2. These sources are written for a general audience: b. Scan the image to see if it looks edited. (required c. Check whether the comments on the post mentioned if the photograph was real. a. Scholarly d. Reverse image search to find where the picture came from initially. b. Trade 9_ When listening to a sports medicine podcast, the host introduces the guest speaker, an c. Popular 'expert," whose research focuses on how participating in team sports as a child leads to increased d. Practitioner emotional intelligence. What steps can you take to learn more about the guest's history and 3. Government publications can be created by this level of the government: expertise in sports medicme? (required) (required) a. Local a. Listen to the entire podcast episode and make an informed decision on the claims b. State presented. c. Federal b. Look up the podcast quest on Google and Google Scholar and see what they have d. Allof the above published and what other researchers think about the quest (whether they have cited Which of the following are primary sources? (select all that apply) their research). (required) C. Read the comments to see what other people say about the podcast episode. a. Graphs d. Look up the podcast and the podcast host to see what the critics are saying about the b. Newspapers podcast and the reception of the episode. C. Scholarly Articles 10. If you are scrolling through your social media feed and you read the headline of a news d. Datasets article, and it states, "Major airline cancels all flights and refuses to refund passengers a flight Where can you find primary sources? credit." According to the SIFT method what is the first step? (required) (required) a. Archives a. Stop! b. Museums b. Quote tweet the headline and share it on your social media c. Libraries c. Comment on the article about what you think of the headline d. Allof the above d. Read the article 6. What are secondary sources? (required) a. Materials created at the time of an event. b. Materials that summarize and interpret primary sources. c. Materials that offer a first-hand account of an event. d. Materials from people who witnessed an event. 7. The National Brain Association published an article with the headline that claims smartphone usage contributes to mental laziness. What should your next step be after reading the headline? (required) a. Read the rest of the article to learn how smartphones increase mental laziness. b. Retweet or share the post with friends on the latest information. C. Search for other reputable sites that discuss mental laziness and smartphone usage to understand the majority viewpoint