Appeals to Authority Do Not Qualify as Good Evidence Because

question 94

Multiple Choice

Appeals to authority do not qualify as good evidence because:

• A)they always lack common sense.
• B)authority figures are likely to distort the truth.
• C)authority does not mean that there is sound,scientific evidence.
• D)authority is typically based on anecdotal evidence.

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