Question

what process is used to ensure that scientific findings are correct? i.e. what separates science from pseudoscience?
peer review
loud shouting
inherent bias
definitive proof of hypothesis

Explanation:

Peer - review is a process where experts in a field evaluate scientific work before it is published. It helps identify flaws, biases, and errors, ensuring scientific findings are reliable. Loud shouting has no scientific value, inherent bias is a problem to be avoided, and in science, we don't have definitive proof as findings are always open to further investigation and refinement.

Answer:

A. Peer Review