Koertge calls the process in which the results of the scientist's informal or private ruminations are submitted to public empirical testing and the critical scrutiny of the scientific community the ...
A) context of historiography.
B) context of intervention.
C) context of discovery.
D) context of justification.

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Koertge refers to the process where a scientist's informal or private thoughts are publicly tested and critically examined by the scientific community as the "context of justification." This contrasts with the "context of discovery," which pertains to the initial phase of coming up with ideas or hypotheses.

Koertge Calls the Process in Which the Results of the Scientist's