Stan believes that humans use only 10 percent of their brain.He can't remember where he learned this information but is convinced that it is accurate.What would you suggest Stan do to confirm or disconfirm this information?
A) conduct his own study on this to confirm the information
B) try to find the source of the information so that he can quote it when sharing the information with others
C) make sure that he shares this valuable information with others
D) use critical thinking when presented with such round,undocumented numbers

Question

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It is important to use critical thinking and question the accuracy of information, especially when it seems suspiciously round and undocumented. Stan should research further and look for credible sources before forming any conclusions or sharing the information with others. Conducting his own study would be difficult and likely unnecessary given that the information is widely debated and has been debunked by multiple sources. Quoting a source would be more appropriate if he wants to share the information, but he should make sure the source is reliable. Simply sharing the information without verifying its accuracy could be misleading and harmful.

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