Question

1. choose the best answer. what is the gold standard in scientific research? 4) choose all that apply. select three clues that might indicate the material you are reading is false. the research only used one or two subjects and then makes sweeping statements that the research applies to everybody. it was published in a peer - reviewed journal. it was taken from a text book. the research is someones opinion. you find numerous other studies saying the opposite thing. wiki internet new media technology expert conferences peer - reviewed journal

Explanation:

Peer - reviewed journals are highly regarded in scientific research as they undergo a rigorous review process by experts in the field. Information from wikis (like wiki internet) can be inaccurate or biased as it can be edited by anyone. New media technology may not always have reliable scientific information. Expert conferences can have high - quality research but may lack the same level of scrutiny as peer - reviewed journals. Clues that the material might be false include if it's just someone's opinion, taken from a textbook (which may be outdated or not peer - reviewed), or makes sweeping statements without proper evidence.

Answer:

1. Peer - reviewed journal

The research only used one or two subjects and then makes sweeping statements that the research applies to everybody.
The research is someone's opinion.
It was taken from a textbook.