The art in scientific thinking is a. finding the right problem to study. b. deciding which assumptions to make. c. the ability to make an abstract subject easy to understand. d. not something in which economists have to be skilled.

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Anderson Branch

Biology

9 December, 01:22

The art in scientific thinking is a. finding the right problem to study. b. deciding which assumptions to make. c. the ability to make an abstract subject easy to understand. d. not something in which economists have to be skilled.

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Luciana Vang · Answer 1

d

Explanation: trying to decide what assumption to make

Enrique Horton · Answer 2

Answer: b. deciding which assumptions to make.

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The scientific thinking involves finding of reasons for the cause of natural events or process that occurs naturally. The art of scientific thinking is associated with the curiosity of the researchers as well as the ability to frame the assumptions based on the direct observation of the event or process. This assumption then can be tested using the experimental trials.