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Which of the following is not the goal of scientific method of acquiring knowledge?

The fundamental goals of the scientific method of acquiring knowledge are description/fact-finding, explanation, prediction of events, and empirical verification of truth.…

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Which of the following is not the goal of scientific method of acquiring knowledge?

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The fundamental goals of the scientific method of acquiring knowledge are description/fact-finding, explanation, prediction of events, and empirical verification of truth. 'Control of Variables' is a methodological technique or procedural requirement used during experimentation rather than an ultimate epistemological goal of science itself.

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