What do the authors suggest about using data that was not specifically gathered to test the hypothesis?
A)It can be discarded as it will not address the issue at hand.
B)It should not be ignored.Keep track of everything.
C)It should be kept if it is positive information.
D)Discard it unless there is a minimum of six pieces of information saying the same thing.

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The authors suggest that all data, even if not specifically gathered to test the hypothesis, should be tracked and not ignored as it may provide important insights. Therefore, option B is the correct choice. Options A, C, and D are not supported by the text.

What Do the Authors Suggest About Using Data That Was