2) Which provides the most relevant detail? 1 point
Questions 1-11 are based on the following passage.
"Made-Up" Science
When we hear about the opinions of "ten scientists"
or "ten dentists," or we hear that things are "clinically
proven" or "lab-tested." for 1 example, and we might
expect to be reading scientific journals. However, these
phrases and statistics are well-known outside of scientific
circles because they are so commonly used in a less likely
place: advertising. It's not enough for, say, a shampoo to
promise clean hair: it seems the only way to sell shampoo
is El by lowering the price and offering special deals and
coupons.