Fill in the blank with the best phrase. Science is not necessarily involved in value judgments. You might decide something is good or bad for you without needing additional information. _____________________________ as a basis for decisions, then you might hold off on deciding and acting until you have information. Also some decisions are constrained by facts because one might not know how to act or when to act. Science can help us approximate those facts. Group of answer choices If you use social norms If you know a fact with perfect faith Science denialists present you with myths If you do value information (facts)
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