A) aids in the interpretation of data
B) encourages new experimentation
C) ensures the inclusion of different viewpoints
D) allows a scientist to learn from others
Curiosity is important in the progress of science because it....?
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The scientific method:
1. Observe something.
2. Formulate a hypothesis.
3. Devise a test.
4. If the test fails, go to #2.
5. If the test passes and is confirmed, the hypothesis might be promoted to a theory and used to prove other hypotheses. And it might not.
Without curiosity, step #2 never happens.
Well, there isn't really an answer because it's a poor question. Curiosity is not a defined part of the process.
so whats the anwser ??