When Making a Claim About Behavior,thinking Like a Researcher Is

question 19

Multiple Choice

When making a claim about behavior,thinking like a researcher is similar to making legal decisions (e.g.,convicting a suspect) because

• A) both require converging evidence from multiple sources.
• B) in each, a solid piece of evidence is sufficient for being certain about a claim.
• C) decisions are based on certainties, not probabilities.
• D) none of the above

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