To check your evidence for weaknesses, do all of the following except
A) identify misleading terminology.
B) accept all generalizations.
C) assess studies for limitations.
D) scrutinize all statistical analyses.
E) examine claims of causation closely.

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Accepting all generalizations is not a way to check evidence for weaknesses, as not all generalizations may be accurate or applicable in every situation. Instead, it is important to examine studies and statistical analyses, scrutinize claims of causation, and identify any misleading terminology.

To Check Your Evidence for Weaknesses, Do All of the Following