You have gone over how to evaluate Internet sources (i.e., online information) and how to search for peer-reviewed research articles. If you have not done so already, please go over the assigned readi

You have gone over how to evaluate Internet sources (i.e., online information) and how to search for peer-reviewed research articles. If you have not done so already, please go over the assigned readings and lectures under the Week 1 and Week 2 Canvas Modules before posting in this discussion board.  

Note: You can complete this discussion without your textbooks. For this discussion board activity, you only need to go over the lectures posted under the Week 1 and Week 2 Canvas Modules. Therefore, if you are still waiting to receive your textbooks, or if you have not yet completed the assigned readings, you can start posting to this discussion board. 

1. For your initial post, do all of the following:
   • Find information about COVID-19 from a website online. This can be a news article or other types of information related to COVID-19.
     • Share the link in your post, and briefly discuss if you think this article/information is credible or questionable and explain why.
       • In other words, tell us why think the information you found is a good/credible source or a bad/questionable source.
       • You can use what you learned from the Evaluating Internet Sources lecture to help you evaluate the website and compose your posts for this discussion. 
   • Then, find a peer-reviewed research article about COVID-19 via PsycINFO.
     • Give a very brief summary of the article in a few sentences.
     • Then, provide a brief evaluation telling us what you think of the article.
       • Please note that his is merely a practice; you don't need to overthink about this activity. A brief summary and evaluation based on the readings/lectures will suffice. We will learn more about how to critically evaluate studies throughout the semester.
     • Finally, cite the peer-reviewed article using APA style at the end so that we can easily look it up on PsycINFO.