Why is skepticism important in scientific inquiry?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1

A. It means rejecting every claim

B. It encourages critical examination of evidence and alternative explanations

C. It prevents new ideas

D. It requires accepting authority

Explanation

Scientific skepticism does not mean automatic disbelief. It means requiring adequate evidence and being willing to reconsider conclusions.

UPSC Principal & Vice Principal Pedagogy in Education

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