Scientists use intuition and their positions of authority
A) to generate ideas for research.
B) to draw conclusions about behaviour.
C) under no circumstances.
D) whenever they need to replicate another scientist's findings.

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Scientists may use intuition to generate ideas for research and use their positions of authority to attract funding and resources to pursue those ideas. However, intuition alone is not enough to draw conclusions about behavior, as scientific investigations rely on evidence and empirical data to support any conclusions. Additionally, scientists must always replicate and verify another scientist's findings before accepting them as true, rather than relying solely on their position of authority.

Scientists Use Intuition and Their Positions of Authority