Which of the following situations might present a logical reason for accepting a scientific claim made by a person who did not have appropriate credentials for making that claim?

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The fact that other nonbiased and credentialed scientists have conducted similar research and arrived at the same conclusion and been reviewed by their peers provides a logical reason for accepting the claim, even if the person making the claim does not have the appropriate credentials. This is because the claim is supported by scientific evidence and not solely based on the opinion of an individual without proper credentials or expertise.

Which of the Following Situations Might Present a Logical Reason