Unbiased evidence that is supported by empirical findings is called ________.
A) objective evidence
B) sound evidence
C) legal evidence
D) subjective evidence
E) research data

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Unbiased evidence should be objective, or free from personal bias or opinions. Therefore, option A, objective evidence, is the most appropriate choice. Option B, sound evidence, may be subjective and influenced by personal biases. Option C, legal evidence, may or may not be objective, and option D, subjective evidence, is by definition biased. Option E, research data, may be biased or objective depending on the research design and procedures.

Unbiased Evidence That Is Supported by Empirical Findings Is Called