When evaluating whether claims are scientifically believable, each of the following is a difference between science and pseudoscience EXCEPT
A) the quality of evidence.
B) how evidence is organized.
C) how evidence is obtained.
D) how evidence is presented.

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The way evidence is organized is not a fundamental difference between science and pseudoscience. Both fields organize evidence in a systematic way, but the quality and methods of obtaining and presenting evidence differ greatly between the two.

When Evaluating Whether Claims Are Scientifically Believable, Each of the Following