NEED HELP QUICK? Lovelle is researching the advantages of making restaurants pet-friendly business. He has collected many sources but can only include credible and reliable sources.
Which of the following sources can Lovelle use?

A. a study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control about the impact on customer health at pet-friendly businesses

B. a study conducted by an organization that promotes the rights of pets

c. an interview with a bank manager discussing business loans

D. a blog describing an experience at a pet-friendly diner​

The answer would be B.

Explanation:

If he is researching making restaurants pet-friendly, he must include reliable sources from credible authors.

The CDC is a credible organization that the government relies on for information, unlike a blog post written by someone. However, Lovelle is trying to make a case for the *advantage* of pets in restaurants. An organization that promotes animal rights, specifically pet rights will advocate for pets being allowed inside of "human only" areas, like stores and restaurants.

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