Multiple Choice
Francis Bacon accepted the validity of scientific observations if:
A) deduction was carefully used.
B) the individual scientist was objective.
C) careful a priori assumptions were developed.
D) a consensus of scientists agreed about the observations.
E) they were appropriately related to metaphysics.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q13: The advances in physiological knowledge:<br>A) confirmed the
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