A student reads an Internet article that disputes a commonly accepted theory. What should he do?
a. Disregard the article’s argument entirely.
b. Use intuition to decide whether the article is credible.
c. Share the article in class to gauge public opinion.
d. Determine whether the article is thoroughly researched and vetted.
d. Determine whether the article is thoroughly researched and vetted.
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