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What Are The BIAS CALLED QUORA?
IN THIS ESSAY I HAD TO CRITICALLY EVALUATE TWO WEBSITES ,ONE CALLED QUORA WHICH IS A QUESTION AND ANSWERING WEBSITE THE OTHER WEBSITE WAS CALLED APA (AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ) A INFORMATION SITE. WHILE CRITICALLY EVALUATING THESE TWO WEBSITES, I HAD TO FIND THE PURPOSE,SPONSOR/OWNER,ORGANIZATION AND CONTENT ,BIAS,DATE OF PRODUCTION, TYPE OF SITE ,COVERAGE BY DOING SO I FOUND THAT APA WOULD BE THE WEBSITE TO GET A LOT OF INFORMATION FROM IF YOU ARE WANTING TO WRITE A PAPER ARE DO RESEARCH. IN CRITICALLY EVALUATING THE WEBSITE ,QUORA, I FOUND THAT THE PURPOSE WAS TO ALLOW USERS TO ASK QUESTIONS AND TO VIEW AND DISCUSS THIS RESPONSE BY OTHER USERS. THIS SITE WAS FOUNDED BY ADAM D’ANGELO
IT WAS NOT VERY WELL ORGANISED THERE
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