Error is a normal part of science

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1. Error is a normal part of science? True or False

2. Scientific theories are stories about the way things are and are supported by deductive inferences alone? True or False

3. One reason we cannot depend on science’s reliability (the reason we can rely on its conclusions) is due to its requirement that its concepts be operationally defined and used to rule out alternative hypotheses? True or False

4. Pseudo-science can occur within a scientific discipline, but, because of the nature of scientific practices will eventually be discarded or corrected? True or False

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