Which of these principles of scientific inquiry are relevant to the case of the
Columbus poltergeist?
(a) causation cannot be inferred from correlation
(b) the popularity principle; if most scientists believe something it must be
true
(c) real effects become stronger when studied under more carefully controlled
conditions
(d) real effects become weaker when studied under more carefully controlled
conditions
(e) none of the above
C
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