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Although gaining expertise in using online databases is valuable in helping journalism students to develop research skills, some popular internet sites are full of misinformation. In many cases, when journalism students get their information from the Internet, they do not confirm the accuracy of this information. Thus, journalism students who get the majority of their information from the Internet are more likely to write articles containing factual errors than are journalism students who get their information from other sources.
The argument depends on which of the following assumptions?
A Watching the news on television does not hinder the development of journalism students' research skills. B When writing dissertations, most journalism students check the accuracy of Internet-based information. C Journalism students who don't use the Internet to do research for articles check the accuracy of their information. D Formal instruction in research techniques contributes little or nothing to journalism students' acquisition of research skills. E The research skills developed using the Internet do not contribute significantly to journalism students' overall development as journalists.
答案是C, 但是如果对C 取非,
如果information from other sources doesn't contain any factual errors, C 也不能否定结论啊. 求助求助.
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