Which parts of the scientific process differentiate it from pseudoscience? Check all that apply.

stating facts based on opinions

using models and experiments

asking new questions

making subjective claims

having explanations that answer all questions

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Lauryn Wang

Biology

1 October, 19:40

Which parts of the scientific process differentiate it from pseudoscience? Check all that apply.

stating facts based on opinions

using models and experiments

asking new questions

making subjective claims

having explanations that answer all questions

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Shiner · Answer 1

Using models and experiments should be one of the answers, because pseudoscience is and are 'theories' and methods based on opinions and beliefs. They cannot be tested.

Jorden Ballard · Answer 2

stating facts based on opinions

making subjective claims

having explanations that answer all questions

Which parts of the scientific process differentiate it from pseudoscience? Check all that apply.stating facts based on opinionsusing models and experimentsasking new questionsmaking subjective claimshaving explanations that answer all questions

Which parts of the scientific process differentiate it from pseudoscience? Check all that apply.

stating facts based on opinions

using models and experiments

asking new questions

making subjective claims

having explanations that answer all questions