Question

1. which of the following is not a valid piece of evidence to support a claim?

a. statistical data from a reliable source
b. expert testimony
c. personal feelings without context
d. historical documentation

• 1 point

Explanation:

Valid evidence for a claim is objective, verifiable, and sourced from credible, factual materials. Statistical data from reliable sources, expert testimony, and historical documentation all meet these criteria as they are based on observable facts or specialized expertise. Personal feelings without context are subjective, unsubstantiated, and cannot be verified, so they do not count as valid supporting evidence.

Answer:

C. Personal feelings without context