Question

question 9 0.5 pts bailey reads wikis at the beginning of his research project to get his bearings on the topic. he switches to peer - reviewed journals and professional publications for his formal sources. why does bailey not use wikis as formal sources? users can post false information in wikis wikis can be heavily biased. no one is familiar with wikis. experienced editors verify changes made to wiki articles. question 10 0.5 pts maisie doesnt limit her time watching enjoyable and relaxing shows on her laptop in the evenings after work and on the weekends because technology has an entirely wholesome effect without any risks. true false

Explanation:

• For Question 9: Wikis allow user - generated content, and there is no strict fact - checking process for every edit, so false information can be posted. This makes them unreliable as formal sources.
• For Question 10: Technology has various risks such as eye - strain, sleep disruption, and potential exposure to harmful content. So, it is false that it has an entirely wholesome effect without any risks.

Answer:

Question 9: Users can post false information in wikis
Question 10: False