Testing common sense ideas:
A)is of little value because it consists of things we already know are true.
B)never results in new knowledge.
C)should only be done if a theory has been developed.
D)is valuable because such notions often turn out to be incorrect.

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Testing common sense ideas is valuable because it allows us to challenge and verify assumptions that may seem obvious but can often be misleading or incorrect. This process can lead to new insights and corrections of widely held but inaccurate beliefs.

Testing Common Sense Ideas