A critical lister evaluates the evidence. The criterion to make certain that the material being provided can be confirmed by other sources or means is known as:

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Verifiability ensures that the evidence can be confirmed by other sources or means, making it reliable and trustworthy. Quality and quantity are important factors as well, but without verifiability, the evidence cannot be fully trusted. Consistency is also important, but it is not the criterion for ensuring that the evidence can be verified.

A Critical Lister Evaluates the Evidence