When researching electronic sources, reliability can be evaluated by a} looking at length and works cited b}overall tone and word choice c}publication date and domain name d}works cited and diction

When researching for reliable electronic sources, it would help if you check the publication date and domain name to see if it is updated and if it looks legitimate. However, the best way to check whether the source is dependable is to look at the D) works cited and diction. The works cited entries will lead you to the sources where the information is taken and you can check whether they are real and accessible. In addition, you have to check the diction of the word choice. Informal and personal language often reflects opinions and need to be verified; while formal and technically correct language show that the information is based on research and facts.