Classicism May Be Attributed with Developing Some of the Original

Multiple Choice

Classicism may be attributed with developing some of the original principles of the scientific method. The principal problem with classicism was that:

A) Rigorous logic could not be applied to the deductive process, so principles could not be investigated.
B) The inductive stage required intuitive leaps, thus creating an inherently flawed foundation for subsequent deductive examination.
C) Deductive logic was viewed as a fallible form of developing knowledge.
D) Inductive logic stood in contrast to "obvious truths" in its explanation of the natural world.