The Daubert Decision Affected the Admission of Social Science Evidence

The Daubert decision affected the admission of social science evidence in court cases by

A) raising the question of when scientific evidence resulting from social science techniques should be considered valid and leading to the establishment of the criteria for social science validity.
B) disregarding testimonies of "experts" as mere opinions and nothing more.
C) increasing the number of mentally ill defendants who escaped incarceration and instead were placed in mental institutions.
D) elevating the opinions of experts and solely basing trial outcomes on them.