A scientific theory would be rejected if it is contradicted by careful scientific investigations. This is because scientific theories must be supported by empirical evidence and reproducible results; if new evidence consistently contradicts a theory, it loses its validity within the scientific community.
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.
It is contradicted by careful scientific investigations.
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