identify each statement as true or false.
Effective evidence is relevant and sufficient.
A representative sample is not reliable unless it includes a large number of people.
Relevant evidence is any information on the same general topic.
If there is enough evidence to prove a point, it is called sufficient.
Evidence found in published articles is reliable.
True: Effective evidence is relevant and sufficient.
False: A representative sample is not reliable unless it includes a large number of people. (A representative sample can be reliable regardless of its size.)
True: Relevant evidence is any information on the same general topic.
True: If there is enough evidence to prove a point, it is called sufficient.
False: Evidence found in published articles is reliable. (While evidence found in published articles can often be reliable, it is not always the case. The reliability of evidence depends on various factors, including the credibility and reputation of the source.)