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Personal bias can cause a scientist to misinterpret an observation or the results of an experiment. true or false
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Personal bias can cause a scientist to misinterpret an observation or the results of an experiment. true or false

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True, a creationist will have different views than an evolutionist, and both will move to support their beliefs more easily than supporting evidence.

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True, scientist may misinterpret evidence to fit there theory
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