The Idea of Converging Evidence Is When

Multiple Choice

The idea of converging evidence is when:

A) the evidence within one study tells a coherent story, addresses the research question clearly and provides a clear conclusion that allows the reader to understand the results.
B) the evidence across multiple studies tells a coherent story, finds a similar pattern of results, and suggests that they are robust.
C) contradictory evidence needs to be converged and taken into consideration because scientific progress is often made by resolving these differences.
D) the combination of results from different studies presents a discovery that was not apparent in any of the individual studies alone.