Which of the following is true concerning information competency?

A  Primary sources of evidence-based information are usually scientific papers written for doctors by other doctors and researchers

B  Secondary sources of evidence can vary in terms of credibility based on the writer’s educational level, interpretation, and bias

C  Primary source articles are always deemed credible because their content was peer-reviewed by experts before appearing in a scholarly journal publication

D  All of the answers are true.

E  The most credible secondary source articles are those which reflect closely and accurately a primary source article

F  Information competency describes our ability to recognize and identify evidence-based research (also called credible research)