Evaluative Criteria

Evaluative criteria are standards or benchmarks used to assess the quality or effectiveness of something, such as information, products, or ideas. In the context of general knowledge, these criteria help individuals determine if a source is reliable, relevant, and credible. Common evaluative criteria include accuracy, authority, bias, currency, and scope. By applying these criteria, people can make informed decisions about what to trust and use in their learning, ensuring they rely on accurate and trustworthy information.