Unit 3 - 1.4 Judging Information (D)

Which question does the reliability criteria ask for judging information?

• If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?

• Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?

• Can the information selected be used to answer the question or solve the problem?

• Is the information too difficult to understand?

• Is the information up to date?

Which question does the bias criteria ask for judging information?

• If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?

• Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?

• Can the information selected be used to answer the question or solve the problem?

• Is the information too difficult to understand?

• Is the information up to date?

Which question does the relevance criteria ask for judging information?

• If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?

• Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?

• Can the information selected be used to answer the question or solve the problem?

• Is the information too difficult to understand?

• Is the information up to date?

Which question does the complexity criteria ask for judging information?

• If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?

• Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?

• Can the information selected be used to answer the question or solve the problem?

• Is the information too difficult to understand?

• Is the information up to date?

Which question does the current criteria ask for judging information?

• If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?

• Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?

• Can the information selected be used to answer the question or solve the problem?

• Is the information too difficult to understand?

• Is the information up to date?

Which question does the "intended use" criteria ask for judging information?

• If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?

• Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?

• Can the information selected be used to answer the question or solve the problem?

• Is the information too difficult to understand?

• Is the information appropriate to what it will be used for?

Which question does the quality criteria ask for judging information?

• If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?

• Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?

• Is the information chosen up to standard?

• Is the information too difficult to understand?

• Is the information appropriate to what it will be used for?

Which question does the "degree of detail" criteria ask for judging information?

• If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?

• Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?

• Is the information chosen up to standard?

• Does the level of detail match the type of decision being made?

• Is the information appropriate to what it will be used for?

Which criteria for judging information asks this question: "If a piece of research is to be repeated, will the researcher get the same result?"

• Reliability

• Quality

• Intended Use

• Degree of Detail

• Bias

Which criteria for judging information asks this question: "Has the researcher, in the process of collecting the information, somehow influenced the outcome?"

• Relevance

• Quality

• Intended Use

• Degree of Detail

• Bias