You hear about new research on a diet and wonder whether the new information is valid. Which of the following questions should you ask yourself in evaluating the research? Did the writer of the report cite other reliable sources?
Does the writer use plenty of graphics to explain his or her findings?
Does the information match what I learned in school?
Has the writer’s book sold many copies?

Jen is reviewing information about a new treatment for arthritis pain that she saw on an informational website. most of the information is testimonials from satisfied users. which best indicates that this information is unreliable? it is not paid for by product sponsors. it is on a website that is not run by professionals. its claims are based mostly on anecdotal evidence. its claims are not supported by the provided information.