The Problem with Viewing Science as Having Only One Method

question 25

Multiple Choice

The problem with viewing science as having only one method is:

• A) there are many scientific methods, and there is no single sequence that all scientists follow.
• B) it gives the false impression that there is just one way to do science.
• C) it portrays a stereotype that science is not creative.
• D) all of the above.

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