Question

You must always meet the needs of both _______ logic and _______ logic. Demand of yourself to _______ ______ logics.

A) Emotional, intellectual; separate the
B) Scientific, artistic; blend the
C) Character, plot; prioritize the
D) Humor, drama; merge the

Answer 1

Both descriptive science and hypothesis-based science are forms of logical thinking related to scientific study. They have overlapping boundaries and are often combined in scientific research.

Step-by-step explanation:

Both types of logical thinking are related to the two main pathways of scientific study: descriptive science and hypothesis-based science. Descriptive (or discovery) science, which is usually inductive, aims to observe, explore, and discover, while hypothesis-based science, which is usually deductive, begins with a specific question or problem and a potential answer or solution that can be tested. The boundary between these two forms of study is often blurred, and most scientific endeavors combine both approaches. The fuzzy boundary becomes apparent when thinking about how easily observation can lead to specific questions. For example, a gentleman in the 1940s observed that the burr seeds that stuck to his clothes and his dog's fur had a tiny hook structure. On closer inspection, he discovered that the burrs' gripping device was more reliable than a zipper. He eventually developed a company and produced the hook-and-loop fastener often used on lace-less sneakers and athletic braces. Descriptive science and hypothesis-based science are in continuous dialogue.

The Scientific Method