A scientific theory would be rejected primarily if it is "mostly based on logic and explains a small set of observations." Scientific theories need to be supported by extensive empirical evidence and be able to explain a wide range of observations to be accepted within the scientific community. The other responses may indicate disagreement or lack of visibility, but they do not inherently lead to the rejection of a theory.
In which situation would a scientific theory be rejected? (1 point) Responses
It has not been published in as many journals as other theories.
It is mostly based on logic and explains a small set of observations.
It has many people who disagree with it.
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