B. Does the person making the claim have a personal or subjective reason to support the claim?
C. Does the person making the claim have the appropriate background knowledge and experience in the area of the claim?
D. Where does the funding for the person's research come from?
When evaluating the validity of a scientific claim, which of the following questions should you ask about the person making the claim?
Choose one or more:
A. What is the marital status of the person making the scientific claim?
B. Does the person making the claim have a personal or subjective reason to support the claim?
C. Does the person making the claim have the appropriate background knowledge and experience in the area of the claim?
D. Where does the funding for the person's research come from?
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