An individual claims to be able to detect the presence of graves in an old cemetery by using a "dowsing" or "divining" rod. the rod is a forked twig held out in front of the individual as he walks across the cemetery. the "dowser" claims that depending on which way the twig moves (up and down or side to side) he can determine if there is a grave there, and the gender and age of the individual buried at that spot. which of the following would not you to evaluate if the dowser is a charlatan? a. it would to know if the dowser had any previous knowledge of the cemetery. b. it would to know the dowser's age and affiliation with other dowsers. c. it would to at least use x-rays or some other means to examine what might, or might not, be buried in the ground. d. it would to actually dig up the site to determine if the dowser's predictions were accurate.