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Eva8 [605]
2 years ago
9

Describe a situation where you were skeptical of a “fact” that you have seen or heard. Why did you doubt the information? How di

d you resolve that doubt?
Biology
1 answer:
slavikrds [6]2 years ago
7 0

Skepticism refers to the state of not being sure about the authenticity of the information that has been received.

<h3>What is skepticism?</h3>

Skepticism refers to the state of not being sure about the authenticity of the information that has been received. Many times, the cause of skepticism is the fact that the information can not be independently verified and may not have been received from an trusted source.

I was once told by a herbalist that his drug has the ability to cure HIV. I know that this herbalist is not an expert in medicine and is not abreast with research trends in that area hence he can not possible manufacture a herbal remedy for the incurable HIV.

I decided to throw the in formation into the trash can because it does not qualify as a reliable piece of information.

Learn more about skepticism:brainly.com/question/12560960

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