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2 answers:

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Answer: D. If you look at the claims with critical thinking then you will be less likely to be fooled by something false

Agata [3.3K]3 years ago

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Answer: d. critical thinking

Explanation:

A scientific claim is a statement which is based on evidences obtained after the experimental trials and direct observatory approach of the process occurring in the nature.

Critical thinking based on the approach of verification and analysis can be used to evaluate the scientific claims. The result of evaluation will be reliable and acceptable. The evaluation should not be biased or presumed it will yield inappropriate results.

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