Being critical of expert evidence means
A) being aware that some disciplines are more important than others.
B) being aware that the factual information presented by the author may be "skewed" and understanding the implications of this bias.
C) Being aware of interdisciplinary articles and treating them with skepticism.

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Being critical of expert evidence involves recognizing that the author may have biases and understanding how these biases could impact the information presented. This means evaluating the evidence carefully and not accepting it blindly, but rather considering alternative views and interpretations.

Being Critical of Expert Evidence Means