The Scientific Method Is Both a Way of Acquiring Knowledge

question 39

Multiple Choice

The scientific method is both a way of acquiring knowledge and a way of thinking that involves all of the following, EXCEPT:

• A) eliminating options that do not have a good "feel."
• B) carefully defining its parameters.
• C) subjecting proposed solutions to rigorous testing.
• D) seeking out relevant evidence.

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Definitions:

Examples and Evidence

Specific instances or data provided to support or illustrate a claim, argument, or idea.

Scope

Refers to the extent or range of an area or subject matter that something deals with or to which it is relevant.

Business Message

Communication conveyed through various channels that is related to the conduct, operation, or management of a business.

Range of Information

The scope or extent of data, facts, and insights covered within a particular area of study or interest.