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Do I have to be critical of every study?

Not of every study individually, and relentless fault-finding reads as poorly as uncritical acceptance. Critical means evaluative: weighing what a finding can bear given how it was produced. Sometimes the evaluation is that a study is strong and its finding stands.

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