Question 8 • PBCSD_Grade_Forgiveness_2001340_Environmental_Science_S1_2020
Scientific skepticism means carefully questioning and assessing the evidence and methods behind a study. By evaluating the experimental procedures, scientists can judge whether the research was conducted reliably and whether its conclusions are supported. Revising conclusions may follow from that evaluation, but it is not the main purpose of skepticism here.
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