Question

10. How do you differentiate the scientific method in philosophy and science?

A. The scientific method in philosophy is limited only in response to questions about human
existence while the scientific method in science encompasses all questions about the
matter
B. There is no difference between the scientific method in philosophy and science.
C. The scientific method in philosophy is more inclined to answering questions of logic while
the scientific method in science is more inclined to answering questions about the physical
environment.
D. The scientific method in philosophy has an additional step (observation) while the scientific
method in science does not.​

Answer 1

C. The scientific method in philosophy is more inclined to answering questions of logic while the scientific method in science is more inclined to answering questions about the physical environment.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The philosophy explains the principles that are grounded in science and science explains those facts, figures that are based on experiments and observations, and supports it with evidence.

• This science is considered to be a branch of philosophy and other branches include logic, ethics, etc. It is an empirical study of the physical environment.