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Evaluating Evidence To judge whether the evidence is good or bad, we ask three questions: 1) Is the evidence sufficient? Is there enough of it, or do you need more to feel convinced? 2) Is the evidence relevant? Is it really about the claim the author wants to prove, or did they go off on a tangent, providing facts that don’t have anything to do with the claim? 3) Is the evidence representative? Representative evidence accurately portrays the object of study, not distorted