In response to at least two of your peers, address the following: I Can you spot bias or illogical or unethical arguments your peer's initial post? Explain your response and give examples. Anytime you make a decision its probably wise to be as informed as possible. You should consider what information you'd actually like find out, and start with an end in mind. You should use reliable sources on information to make the best choice possible for the goal. Information used to make decisions can sometimes come as quantitative, or qualitative information. An example of so some quantitative information would be like comparing prices of motors from different manufactures. Qualitative information would be like reading the reviews on the motors in order to decide which you should purchase. When reviewing information considering your sources could be very helpful as well. Using Primary sources such as books, or articles can be good, basically any first hand account of a topic or event that has an been subjected to many interpretations can be considered a primary source. A secondary source can also be used such as reviews or reports based on notes of work done. These are commonly observations post event after everything has been concluded and more time for interpretation is afforded