A scientist's presuppositions are not as important as the observed data itself when suggesting a hypothesis? True or False

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Elkelk · Answer 1 · 2017-07-08T05:03:31+0000

Hi There!!! Nice question. :DD

A scientist's presuppositions are not as important as the observed data itself when suggesting a hypothesis? True or False

Answer: False

A scientist's presuppositions are not as important as the observed data itself when suggesting a hypothesis? True or False

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