When accessing information published on a website, the researcher checks if there is any advertising on the page. In doing so, he or she is evaluating the website's:
A) authority.
B) objectivity.
C) accuracy.
D) coverage.

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The presence of advertising on a website can indicate a lack of objectivity, as the website may have a financial incentive to promote certain products or services. It does not necessarily indicate issues with authority, accuracy, or coverage.

When Accessing Information Published on a Website, the Researcher Checks