Question

All of the following are true about science except
Answer
A. It reflects the personal opinions and beliefs of scientists.
B. It is developed using the inquiry and experimentation.
C. It is a body of knowledge about the world around us.
D. It changes over time when new discoveries are made.

Answer 1

Ideally, A. Though arguably, in this day and age where scientists are on the payroll of special interests, A plays as much of a role as any of the others.

Answer 2

the answer is option A

Answer 3

A - Your published work should not be about opinions or believes. They should relate the data of your experimentation and your conclusions about the data. While some may say your conclusions are opinions, you must remember that what you conclude is based on empirical data, not speculation or conjecture.

Answer 4

the answer was meant to be A. although Thomas Kuhn, in "the structure of scientific revolutions" , arguably the most influential 20th century work in philosophy of science would argue otherwise. it is worth a few minutes to read about it - really. i am not talking about the whole assay (it will take more than a few minutes)