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A tendency to assume that a person or source with a strong reputation or in a high-status position is automatically correct, instead of carefully evaluating the quality of information offered, is called
A) selective observation.
B) skepticism.
C) the halo effect.
D) premature closure.
E) the scientific method.
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Smart ... Thanks!
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