Question

3. Which detail from the passage best supports the idea

that people sometimes trust sources that contain
misinformation?
O A. "One study found that more popular You Tube
videos about diabetes are less likely to have medically
valid information than less popular videos on the subject,
for instance." (Paragraph 2)
OB. "There are two aspects to this misinformation
problem: how a search algorithm is evaluated and how
humans react to headlines, titles and snippets."
(Paragraph 6)
O C. "The search service feels validated with positive
relevance feedback and learns that it is OK to show a cat
playing a piano when people search for piano tuners."
(Paragraph 8)
OD. "Questions of Big Tech regulation and self-
regulation aside, it's important for people to understand
how these systems work and how they make money."
(Paragraph 17)

Answer 1

A

Step-by-step explanation:

None of the other options are really relevant. Option A isn't a perfect match, but it's the best match as it talks about the effects of the idea that people can trust sources with misinformation