Expert Testimony
Definition
Expert testimony refers to the use of statements or opinions from individuals who possess specialized knowledge or experience in a particular field. It is often used to support arguments and provide credibility to a claim.
Related terms
Credible Source: A credible source is one that is trustworthy and reliable, providing accurate information that can be used to support an argument.
Qualifications: Qualifications refer to the credentials, expertise, or experience that make someone an authority on a specific subject.
Bias: Bias refers to the inclination or prejudice towards a particular perspective or viewpoint. It is important to consider potential biases when evaluating expert testimony.
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AP English Language - 3.1 Interpreting character description and perspective
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