On the basis of collected facts and figures, a scientist formulates a factitive statement called:

Correct answer: C. Hypothesis

  • A. Observation
  • B. Research work
  • C. Hypothesis
  • D. Inductive Reasoning

Explanation

A hypothesis is a proposed, testable explanation or statement developed from observations and collected facts. Observation is the collection of information, while inductive reasoning is the process used to develop a general idea from specific observations. Students may choose inductive reasoning because it helps form the statement, but the statement itself is the hypothesis.

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