10 11 Multiple Choice 3 points Which of the following is a warning that maybe the website you are looking at is NOT a credible source? The evidence comes from research rather than personal experience The "about us" links to biographies and contact information of the sponsors The website has advertisements that are selling the product or item the site is discussing The suffix ends in "gov" or".edu" Clear my selection 12 Multiple Choice 3 points Which of the following is NOT acritical thinking skill? Analyzing Evaluating Reasoning Judging Clear my selection Multiple Choice 3 points Some people think more easily using imagery, while others think better using silent speech. This is referred to as Preferred modes of thought Metacognition Performance-competence distinction Transfer of training

## Step1<br />For question 11, we need to identify the option that indicates a website may not be a credible source. The options provided are:<br />- The evidence comes from research rather than personal experience<br />- The "about us" links to biographies and contact information of the sponsors<br />- The website has advertisements that are selling the product or item the site is discussing<br />- The suffix ends in "gov" or ".edu"<br /><br />## Step2<br />The first three options are generally indicators of a credible website. The first option suggests that the evidence is based on research, which is a strong indicator of credibility. The second option indicates that the website provides information about the sponsors, which can also be a sign of credibility. The fourth option suggests that the website is affiliated with a government or educational institution, which is another strong indicator of credibility.<br /><br />## Step3<br />The fourth option, "The website has advertisements that are selling the product or item the site is discussing", is the one that indicates a website may not be a credible source. This is because the website may be biased towards selling the product or item, which can affect the objectivity of the information provided.<br /><br />## Step4<br />For question 12, we need to identify the option that is NOT a critical thinking skill. The options provided are:<br />- Analyzing<br />- Evaluating<br />- Reasoning<br />- Judging<br /><br />## Step5<br />The first three options, "Analyzing", "Evaluating", and "Reasoning", are all critical thinking skills. They involve examining information, assessing its value, and making logical conclusions.<br /><br />## Step6<br />The fourth option, "Judging", is not a critical thinking skill. While it may involve making decisions based on the information available, it does not necessarily involve the analytical, evaluative, or reasoning processes that are characteristic of critical thinking.<br /><br />## Step7<br />For question 13, we need to identify the term that refers to the preference for different modes of thought. The options provided are:<br />- Preferred modes of thought<br />- Metacognition<br />- Performance-competence distinction<br />- Transfer of training<br /><br />## Step8<br />The term "Preferred modes of thought" refers to the preference for different modes of thought, such as imagery or silent speech. This term is used to describe the tendency of individuals to think more easily using one mode over another.