A Study May Be Pseudoscience If

Question

A study may be pseudoscience if
A)the evidence is anecdotal.
B)the results are published in a journal where studies are reviewed by other experts in the field.
C)the experimenters used controlled experiments.
D)statistical analyses are performed on experimental results.

Accepted Answer

Anecdotal evidence is not scientifically rigorous and is often a hallmark of pseudoscience, as it lacks the systematic approach and empirical support required in scientific research.