Physics · Science Pedagogy
A class of students is learning how scientific ideas evolve (e.g., from geocentric to heliocentric models) and how laws can change with new evidence. Which statement correctly describes this nature of science?
- 1Scientific laws and theories can be modified or rejected when new, reliable evidence emerges.✓
- 2Scientific rules can never be challenged because they represent universal, absolute truths.
- 3Psychological concepts play no role in scientific methods.
- 4Empirical evidence is central in science, but estimations have no role in scientific inquiry.
Correct answer
Scientific laws and theories can be modified or rejected when new, reliable evidence emerges.
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