1. Open-mindedness
-The scientist is willing to change his ideas in the light of new evidence.
2. Objectivity
-The scientist records accurately actual observation and data.
3. Creativity
-The scientist is able to give unusual, uncommon and novel responses to a problem.
4. Curiosity
-The scientist is curious and believes in continuous learning. He wants to know the "whys and hows" of things.
5. Rationality
-The scientist does not believe in superstitions. He believe that in this physical world, things happen for a reason, and that there must always be a cause of every effect.
6. Intellectual Honesty
-The scientist gives reports truthfully and acknowledges sources of information. He does not claim the works of others and gives credit where credit is due.
7. Humility
-The scientist is humble and does not boast of his achievements. He does not belittle others whom he things do not meet his standards.
-The scientist is willing to change his ideas in the light of new evidence.
2. Objectivity
-The scientist records accurately actual observation and data.
3. Creativity
-The scientist is able to give unusual, uncommon and novel responses to a problem.
4. Curiosity
-The scientist is curious and believes in continuous learning. He wants to know the "whys and hows" of things.
5. Rationality
-The scientist does not believe in superstitions. He believe that in this physical world, things happen for a reason, and that there must always be a cause of every effect.
6. Intellectual Honesty
-The scientist gives reports truthfully and acknowledges sources of information. He does not claim the works of others and gives credit where credit is due.
7. Humility
-The scientist is humble and does not boast of his achievements. He does not belittle others whom he things do not meet his standards.
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