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Curiosity |
When you observe something and you want to find out why, you are curious and you think like a scientist. Curiosity means asking questions, finding answers to questions, discovering new things. |
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Patience |
Patience is an important virtue in performing long and difficult experiments. You are patient if you bear trials and persevere without complaint. |
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Objectivity |
When you make a comment or describe an object based on what is actually observed, you are being objective. Objectivity does not involve personal feelings in making an observation, interpretation, and conclusion. |
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Honesty |
You are honest if you do an activity and you report the data observed truthfully even if it varies from your classmates. |
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Determination |
Being determined means you are persistent and you have the will power to fnish a task that was started. |
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Acceptance of failure |
Scientic investigations will not always be successful. Accept failure although, there is really no failure in science. |
