Questions: Conclusions of the scientific method are open to correction, not changeable, open to refinement, infallible

Conclusions of the scientific method are open to correction, not changeable, open to refinement, infallible
Transcript text: Conclusions of the scientific method are open to correction, not changeable, open to refinement, infallible
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The answer is: open to correction and open to refinement.

Explanation for each option:

  1. Open to correction: This is correct. The scientific method is inherently iterative and self-correcting. New evidence or better interpretations can lead to the modification or rejection of previous conclusions.
  2. Not changeable: This is incorrect. Scientific conclusions are always subject to change based on new evidence or better understanding.
  3. Open to refinement: This is correct. Scientific conclusions can be refined as more data becomes available or as methods improve, leading to more precise or comprehensive understandings.
  4. Infallible: This is incorrect. Scientific conclusions are not infallible; they are based on the best available evidence and are always open to questioning and testing.

Summary: Conclusions of the scientific method are open to correction and open to refinement, reflecting the dynamic and evolving nature of scientific inquiry.

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