Which of the following is one of the seven attitudes of science?

• A. Determinism
• B. Technological
• C. Philosophic Doubt
• D. Replication

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is that science embraces an attitude of aligning and integrating with technology. Technological reflects how science values and is driven by the tools, devices, and practical applications it creates and relies on. This attitude recognizes that advances in technology expand what we can measure, observe, and test, and in turn, scientific questions propel new technologies.

Determinism is about there being causes for events, which is a philosophical stance rather than about the role of technology in science. Philosophic doubt emphasizes questioning and skepticism, important for scientific progress but not the specific focus of this set. Replication highlights repeating studies to verify findings, a crucial methodological practice but not the attitude in question.