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Introduction to Intelligence Studies
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Introduction to Intelligence Studies

by Carl J. Jensen III, David H. McElreath, Melissa Graves
November 2012
Beginner content levelBeginner
374 pages
12h 7m
English
CRC Press
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Analytical Methods 141
evidence may be judged to shed little light on the situation, period. is
could result from it having low impact and credibility or because it does not
oer any insight into falsication. Evidence of this nature is deemed to have
little “diagnostic value.”
As analysts complete the process, they may nd that some hypotheses
have been falsied, some have been strongly supported, some have been
weakly supported, etc. ey may decide that entirely new hypotheses are
needed and that the process must be repeated. Alternatively, they may decide
that they are condent enough to make tentative conclusions. If the latter is
the case, ...
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