The phrase "as source credibility" is not correct in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the concept of credibility of a source, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The article discusses the importance of evaluating information as source credibility is crucial for research."
Alternatives: "as the credibility of the source" or "in terms of source reliability."
Corporate credibility is thus conceptualized as a type of source credibility focused on a specific corporation as the maker of a product and/or the source of advertising and of other marketing communications.
In Web 2.0 environments, the implementation of apomediary credibility at the application level may therefore become equal to or even more important than guaranteeing source credibility, e.g. as expressed by the HoN code [ 20].
Using an experimental design, researchers examined priming effects (labeling the alert as "AMBER" or generically "missing child") and source credibility (from a branded media outlet or a social networking post) on citizen responses to alerts.
The efficacy of computer-tailored interventions is dependent on many factors such as the intervention quality, duration, exposure, intensity, use of theory, method of tailoring, source credibility and mode of delivery.
In addition to the four types of source credibility proposed by previous studies (presumed credibility, reputed credibility, surface credibility, and experienced credibility), this study shows that two other types of source credibility (verifiable credibility and cost-effort credibility) play a significant role in shaping students' perceptions of credibility.
Self-relevance varies based on different source credibility perceptions.
The significance of source credibility (F7) shows a negative correlation (−2.09).
This difference between familiarity and laity as sources of credibility [12] raises the question whether the different sources for credibility that are listed in the literature [7 10] can indeed be mixed.
This water funds work has positioned our science and global expertise as a key source of credibility.
