Why is creativity important in constructing scientific questions?

A. Experiments are supposed to have as little creativity as possible.

B. The obvious questions do not always lead to interesting results.

C. There are very few scientists who are creative people.

D. Science only works when everyone does exactly the same thing.

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Shaun

Physics

27 November, 15:32

Why is creativity important in constructing scientific questions?

A. Experiments are supposed to have as little creativity as possible.

B. The obvious questions do not always lead to interesting results.

C. There are very few scientists who are creative people.

D. Science only works when everyone does exactly the same thing.

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Mike Reese · Answer 1

Science works best when people ask many different kinds of questions

Taylor Garner · Answer 2

The answer is B. The obvious questions do not always lead to interesting results. This is because if everyone did the same thing every time, we wouldn't find any new data. With variables, we have so many different options, leading to creativity and new data found!