Torri and Tamara are both performing scientific investigations on the learning capabilities of mice. In Torri's experiment, she sets up two knobs in a cage with a mouse. When the mouse touches the knob on the left, it receives a small shock. When it touches the knob on the right, it receives a food reward. After several attempts, the mouse learns to only touch the knob on the right. Torri concludes that mice are capable of learning.

In Tamara's experiment, she also sets up two knobs in a cage with a mouse. She constantly alternates which knob causes the mouse to get shocked, and which knob gives the mouse a food reward. The mouse does not ever learn to reliably touch one knob or the other. Tamara concludes that mice are incapable of learning.

Which of the following is true about the evidence gathered in Torri and Tamara's experiments?
A.
The evidence gathered in Torri's experiment is not valid because she did not alternate the consequence of touching the knobs.
B.
The evidence gathered in Torri's experiment is of higher quality and strength because her experiment was better designed.
C.
The evidence gathered in Tamara's experiment is of higher quality and strength because her experiment was better designed.
D.
The evidence gathered in Tamara's experiment proves that mice are unable to learn and no further investigation is needed.