Identify a true statement about experts and credibility.
A. Reputation among peers and accomplishments are inconsequential when seeking out experts.
B. Expert testimonies are always foolproof.
C. Preconceived ideas can influence how experts interpret evidence.
D. Experts, paid by corporations who stand to gain financially from supporting a particular position, are likely to be unbiased.
Answer: C
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