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#1. During a track and field competition, a track star achieves an exceptionally fast time. The opposing coach, upon hearing the recorded time, expresses skepticism, stating, ‘I don’t believe that time is accurate there’s no way he ran that fast.’ Despite the objective measurement, the coach insists on further verification or replication. Which foundational attitude of science is the opposing coach exercising in this scenario?
The opposing coach is exercising philosophical doubt Philosophical doubt is a foundational attitude of science that requires scientists to continually question the truthfulness of all scientific facts and findings even those that are widely accepted It promotes a healthy skepticism and a criticalthinking approach demanding objective evidence and replication before fully accepting a finding The coachs demand for further verification despite the initial data exemplifies this attitude Empiricism is the objective observation of the phenomena of interest independent of individual prejudices tastes and private opinions of the scientist it forms the basis of scientific knowledge Determinism is the assumption that the universe is a lawful and orderly place and all phenomena occur as a result of other events Selectionism is a conceptual framework that emphasizes the role of selection by consequences in the development of behavior ontogeny and species phylogeny None of these other terms accurately describe the act of questioning existing observed data and demanding further proof
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