True: It is important to verify the credibility of the author and the publication when evaluating information sources., Peer-reviewed journals are generally considered more reliable than personal blogs or opinion pieces., False: Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter are reliable sources of unbiased news., Wikipedia is a credible source for academic research., Clickbait headlines are designed to provide accurate and balanced information., The domain extension ".gov" in a website URL indicates that the information provided is always trustworthy., News articles that heavily rely on emotional language and sensationalism are likely to provide objective reporting., An infographic with no data sources cited should be considered reliable., The absence of citations or references in an article or publication suggests that it is reliable., It is sufficient to rely solely on one news source to stay well-informed about current events.,

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