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The decision you're learning to make

The red flags, named

The patterns that get past careful people

The four-question test

Source, Scope, Relevance, Magnitude

Two worked claims

Beta-carotene, and coenzyme Q10

Apply it: appraise the claim

Appraise the claim (do it)

Check yourself

Knowledge check: name the red flag

Knowledge check: which question fails

Knowledge check: grade the claim

Knowledge check: the tiny significant effect

What you can now do, and where it goes

What you can now do

Take it with you

Your four-question card

References

Segment 1.3 of Module 1, the four-question test: run Source / Scope / Relevance / Magnitude on any claim and produce a graded verdict. Built direct with the scored branching interaction, recall checks, take-away, self-check and references.

Module 1 - Evidence & Appraisal (Segment 1.3: The Four-Question Test)

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