Theorists' own values or ideological predispositions may be among the factors that determine which side of the argument they will adopt in respect to disputable connections in a theory with evidence.

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The statement is true. The personal values or ideologies of a theorist may influence their interpretation of evidence and lead them to favor a particular side of a disputable connection in a theory.

Theorists' Own Values or Ideological Predispositions May Be Among the Factors