When researchers create questions to investigate general evidence, and draw conclusions, they are guided by a set of assumptions, attitudes and procedures that is/are called?

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Blaze Perry

Social Studies

27 October, 06:30

When researchers create questions to investigate general evidence, and draw conclusions, they are guided by a set of assumptions, attitudes and procedures that is/are called?

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Eliezer Lee · Answer 1

Answer:The scientific method

Explanation:The scientific method is a process used in science to observe and find answers to particular situations through experiments or observations. Some scientific aspects though doesn't go through the experiment eventhough that is a common process some methods to discover certain aspects of science may use plain observation in nature but all in all this is used to discover answers to our questions through asking questions, gathering and examining information to find a logical answer.