The Science and Engineering Practices Are a Set of Practices

question 5

Multiple Choice

The science and engineering practices are a set of practices based on the premise that we can use our senses to give us accurate information about the world. One example of using our senses is:

• A) making inaccurate observations.
• B) creating explanations without observations.
• C) exploring results and trying to make sense of them.
• D) only conducting the experiment alone.

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Definitions:

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Blake and Mouton

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Leadership Grid

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