A Problem with Relying on DNA to Demonstrate Innocence Is

question 62

Multiple Choice

A problem with relying on DNA to demonstrate innocence is that ______.

• A) it is not universally admissible in court
• B) it is not always supported by science
• C) it can be falsified and fabricated
• D) all of these

Assess the replicability of findings as a criterion for causality.

Understand the concept of immediacy and its characteristics within the helping process.

Identify and comprehend different reactions to confrontation in helping relationships.

Recognize the dangers and limitations associated with advice-giving in therapeutic settings.

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