Safeguards Against Selective Observation in Science Include​

question 4

Multiple Choice

Safeguards against selective observation in science include​

• A) ​use of a research design.
• B) ​colleagues.
• C) ​committing oneself ahead of time to make a specified number of observations.
• D) ​all of the above.
• E) ​none of the above.

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Definitions:

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Battery Bank

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