Also, notice what else is on the site besides what you came for. Question or evaluate what has been read. Never accept anything uncritically. Contains undefined terms or ambiguous language. Source of information is missing.
Statements contain generalizations.
The above section on evaluating information is from Chapter 10 of Double Your Brain Power by Jean Marie Stine. This book is filled with useful information. If you would like to read a more complete set of notes and explanations about the above, see my site Finding Reliable Information . For a much more complete treatment of how to approach information, read my site on Critical Thinking .