Reliability

Credibility can be achieved by presenting a message or source as authentic in a way that is acceptable to the recipient. Specific evidence must be provided for that. The credibility of a message can only be achieved if it is properly authorized. For example, if a letter is submitted, the name of the person to whom it is addressed must be stamped and signed. Knowledge education, experience and psychological factors are also conducive to believing in a source. There is a need to pay more attention to this in the critique of the message.

"The credibility of a communicator is an accepted judgment."

Correspondingly, beliefs arise from different dimensions. Accordingly, there are two dimensions.

1 Primary dimensions

2 secondary dimensions

Primary dimensions

Specialization (Skills)

That can be trusted

Reputation

Sociability

Interesting

Secondary dimensions

Dynamics

That deposited

Sociality

That's interesting

Credibility is also known as the "respectable source". Credibility can sometimes not be guaranteed .It is also of a charging nature .There is no law to establish credibility.