When we are questioning a rare occurrence or claim and determine the experimental outcome is rare or extraordinary we:
A) disregard the lucky alternative and think something is wrong.
B) do not doubt the original claim
C) decide there is no evidence to suggest the claim is false.
D) test again.

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When an experimental outcome is rare or extraordinary, it often leads us to suspect that the original claim might be incorrect or that there is an error, rather than attributing it to luck.

When We Are Questioning a Rare Occurrence or Claim and Determine