According to Goodstein's (2000) "evolved theory of science," which of the following is not a characteristic of scientific inquiry?
A)Scientists make observations that are accurately reported to other scientists and the public so others can replicate the methods and obtain the same results.
B)Science flourishes when there is an open system for the exchange of ideas in which supporters and those who disagree with an idea can report their research and it can be evaluated by others.
C)Research studies must be reviewed by peers before they become a part of the scientific literature.
D)Scientists search for observations that support ideas popular to others and viewed by other scientists as publishable.

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Goodstein's evolved theory of science emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting, open exchange of ideas, and peer review in scientific inquiry. It does not suggest that scientists primarily search for observations that support popular or publishable ideas, but rather that they engage in a process aimed at uncovering the truth through rigorous methods and open critique.

According to Goodstein's (2000) "Evolved Theory of Science," Which of the Following