AC9S9H01 • Test
How Science Is Validated
Judge how strong evidence must be before scientific claims should be accepted or revised.
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- Validation is a process: transparent methods, peer scrutiny, replication, independent evidence and revision all contribute.
- Conflicting studies should be compared for design, sample, uncertainty and context rather than settled by popularity or a simple vote count.
- Common trap: a famous case study or one dramatic experiment can support a claim, but broader conclusions usually require multiple lines of evidence.
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