Scientific skepticism refers to the idea that
A)claims about phenomena should be tested and untestable claims should be rejected.
B)scientists automatically assume that unconventional interpretations of phenomena could not be true.
C)scientists do not trust anything or anyone.
D)it's permissible to accept explanations for phenomena as true until testing is completeD.

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Scientific skepticism involves a critical and skeptical approach to claims about phenomena, which includes testing and verification of claims. Unfalsifiable claims cannot be tested and are therefore not considered scientific. This approach contrasts with blind acceptance or rejection of claims without evidence or examination.

Scientific Skepticism Refers to the Idea That