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The goal of a scientist is to attempt to understand the natural world without ______ A. Collecting Data B. Being Bias C. Experiencing Failure D. Encountering Surprises

The goal of a scientist is to attempt to understand the natural world without ______ A. Collecting Data B. Being Bias C. Experiencing Failure D. Encountering Surprises
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The goal of a scientist is to attempt to understand the natural world without ______

A. Collecting Data
B. Being Bias
C. Experiencing Failure
D. Encountering Surprises

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B. Being Biased as scientists want concrete facts that haven't been influenced by bias or outside forces.
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