You can be confident that the books and journals on child development that you find at your campus library will have accurate information because
A) all material has been reviewed by the library staff before it becomes part of the library's collection.
B) libraries only purchase books and journals that are best sellers.
C) libraries only purchase books and journals that are recommended by the government's Educational Resource Information Center.
D) the librarians conduct a peer review for each book or article.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Libraries, especially academic ones, often have a selection process that includes reviewing materials before they are added to the collection to ensure their accuracy and relevance to the institution's educational goals. This process may not be as formal as peer review for each item but generally involves consideration of the source's credibility and the material's relevance to the library's users. Choices B, C, and D are not standard practices for libraries in acquiring new materials.

You Can Be Confident That the Books and Journals on Child