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.

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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.

A Study May Be Pseudoscience If