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Scientists who rely on creativity also tend to be persistent when they pursue a research goal. How might persistence be an advantage for a creative scientist?

The scientist does not mind repeating experiments multiple times after each failed attempt.

The scientist is capable of working long hours in the lab to solve problems.

The scientist is able to spend long periods of time focused on a single research topic.

The scientist is more likely to keep trying new ideas if the first idea does not work.

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❌Letter A: This might now always be true. Scientists have other things to do they may actually not be too satisfied if the experiment doesn't go well.

❌Letter B: Not always true, not all scientists call work long hours.

❌Letter C: This is not a reason for a scientist being persistent. 

✔️Letter D: This is correct. If one experiment does not come out correctly, you'll try something new to help fix it, which encourages persistence.

Answer: Letter D

Answer: The scientist is more likely to keep trying new ideas if the first idea does not work.

Explanation:

The scientist is said to be persistent when the scientists keeps on trying to find the cause of natural phenomena or event by conducting research involving the application of suitable methodology.

A scientist should move on to other topic if the scientists finds that present study is not generating acceptable results after several trials. Thus a scientist should make new research plan to show up his/her creativity and must work upon it. This will make the scientist persistent in the field of research.

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