The Daubert Case Suggested Several Factors (That Are Neither Exhaustive

question 37

Multiple Choice

The Daubert case suggested several factors (that are neither exhaustive nor applicable to every case) that might be used in evaluating whether a particular scientific theory,study,or test is both valid and reliable.Which is not one of the factors identified by the case?

• A) is generally accepted in the relevant scientific community
• B) has a known or potential rate of error that is acceptably low
• C) the person advancing the theory, study, or test is an academic employed by a college or university
• D) is empirically testable and capable of replication

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