Overview
Objectivity should be one of your criteria for choosing quality sources. Most of the time you will want accurate, objective information for your research projects, and you will avoid using information that’s one-sided, deceptive, or manipulative. However, in some cases you may purposely seek out biased material — for example, you wish to explain the point of view of an advocacy group, or you need to investigate both sides of a controversial issue. In either case, it is helpful to know what to look for when evaluating sources for objectivity.