Question

Not only in science, but in life, it is important to be objective. What does it mean to be objective?A) to evaluate something based on evidence and not beliefs or opinionsB) to choose the most likely explanation for a phenomenonC) to judge something based on your own beliefsD) to make a decision based on the views of other scientists

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Objectivity is the impartiality that requires acting according to criteria related to the object under consideration using the theoretical foundation (such as scientific data and mathematical criteria,) and never establishing conclusions with the personal feelings of those who act or investigate.

In other words, objectivity is when the procedures or answers to scientific questions or general questions that are given do not have a character related to the personal interest or emotions of a person.

We can conclude that the answer is:

Answer:

To evaluate something based on evidence and not beliefs or opinions.