An open-minded scientist does all of the following except A. think creatively to design experiments. B. accept new ideas that he or she doesn't agree

with. C. ask questions about observations. D. question existing ideas.

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Maia Travis

15 September, 09:35

An open-minded scientist does all of the following except A. think creatively to design experiments. B. accept new ideas that he or she doesn't agree

with. C. ask questions about observations. D. question existing ideas.

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Carlie Gamble · Answer 1

An open-minded scientist does all of the following except accept new ideas that he or she doesn't agree with. The answer is letter B. It is not the nature of the scientist to accept ideas not of is own.

An open-minded scientist does all of the following except A. think creatively to design experiments. B. accept new ideas that he or she doesn't agreewith. C. ask questions about observations. D. question existing ideas.

An open-minded scientist does all of the following except A. think creatively to design experiments. B. accept new ideas that he or she doesn't agree

with. C. ask questions about observations. D. question existing ideas.