Describe the function of empirical evidence in an audiologist’s practice.

The function of empirical evidence is information that verifies the "TRUTH" (reality) or falsity of a claim. In the empiricist view, you can only claim to have knowledge based on "empirical evidence"

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I am not extremely sure that this is 100% correct because this is only based on my own opinion and understanding. "Empirical Evidence" to me is knowledge toward the reality of the world, finding the truth within the unknown discoveries.

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The function of empirical evidence in an audiologist's practice is to evaluate their patient's treatment progress.  It is used to see if the treatment is working and effectively fixing the problem.  Everyone has different problems and respond differently to treatments.  By evaluating the empirical evidence, the audiologist can make and adapt the treatment to work for each patient.

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