According to the Logical Positivist Viewpoint, Scientific Knowledge

Multiple Choice

According to the logical positivist viewpoint, scientific knowledge

A) is an unattainable ideal; we can never really "know" anything.
B) consists of a set of interpretations of data, so that different people can make different interpretations of the same data.
C) consists of a set of absolute facts that, once discovered, remain unchanged and unchangeable.
D) can be either absolute or a matter of interpretation depending on the research methods used to collect the data.