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What is the purpose of formulating a hypothesis in the scientific method?
What is the purpose of formulating a hypothesis in the scientific method?
- To provide a tentative explanation for observed phenomena (correct)
- To establish a fact
- To gather qualitative measurements
- To prove a preconceived idea
Which trait is essential for a good scientist when approaching failure?
Which trait is essential for a good scientist when approaching failure?
- Avoidance of failure
- Negative perception of failure
- Fear of failure
- Positive attitude towards failure (correct)
What is the purpose of scientific intuition?
What is the purpose of scientific intuition?
- To replace the need for observation and analysis
- To hinder the scientific process
- To guide the scientist in proposing new ideas and directions for research (correct)
- To rely solely on instinct in conducting experiments
What does a scientific law represent?
What does a scientific law represent?
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What is the purpose of quantitative and qualitative measurements in the scientific method?
What is the purpose of quantitative and qualitative measurements in the scientific method?
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What is the purpose of formulating a hypothesis in the scientific method?
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Which trait is essential for a good scientist when approaching failure?
Which trait is essential for a good scientist when approaching failure?
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What does a scientific law represent?
What does a scientific law represent?
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What is the purpose of scientific intuition?
What is the purpose of scientific intuition?
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What is the purpose of quantitative and qualitative measurements in the scientific method?
What is the purpose of quantitative and qualitative measurements in the scientific method?
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