How Do Scholarly Sources Differ from Applied or Business Sources

Multiple Choice

How do scholarly sources differ from applied or business sources?

A) Scholarly sources have been subjected to peer review by five to ten researchers whereas applied or business sources do not undergo any review prior to publication.
B) The audience for scholarly sources is more knowledgeable than that for applied or business sources.
C) Scholarly sources are more legitimate than applied or business sources.
D) Scholarly sources are written in a more formal and rigorous style and have many citations from the most prestigious journals.
E) Scholarly sources are informal but still subject to peer review.