Which of the Following Situations Might Present a Logical Reason

question 14

Multiple Choice

Which of the following situations might present a logical reason for accepting a scientific claim made by a person who did not have appropriate credentials for making that claim?

• A) The claim could be supported by other nonbiased and credentialed scientists who have conducted similar research and arrived at the same conclusion and been reviewed by their peers.
• B) The claim could be supported by many other noncredentialed people who share the same ideas.
• C) The claim could be supported because the person really, truly believes what he or she is saying is accurate from his or her own personal experiences.
• D) The claim could be supported because certain celebrities have endorsed the idea presented by this particular researcher.

Recognize the high incidence of hip fractures resulting from falls and the importance of prevention measures.

Comprehend how mobility changes across the life span due to growth, development, and other factors.

Understand the effects of prolonged hospitalization on patient mobility and strategies for prevention and management.

Knowledge of practical approaches to strengthen bones and prevent hip fractures in older patients.

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