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When should scientific claims be questioned? a. If you don't agree with them b. If they are hard to understand C. If they are based on a very small sample d. If they are ne…
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When should scientific claims be questioned?
a. If you don't agree with them
b. If they are hard to understand
C. If they are based on a very small sample
d. If they are new
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C) if they are based on a very small sample
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