Traits of Scientists

It means accepting criticism and changing one's views if reliable pieces of evidence are available.

• Self-Confidence

• Open-Mindedness

• Intellectual Honesty

• Aptitude for Serendipity

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A students closely observes how an ant carry a sugar granules .

• Curiosity

• Aptitude for serendipity

• Good ethics

• Healthy skepticism

• Perseverance

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A good scientist does not give up.

• Scientific intuation

• Good ethics

• Healthy Skepticism

• Perseverance

In 1865, German chemist Friedrich August Kekule von Stradonitz dreamt of a snake that ran in circles trying to catch its tail. With this, he was able to propose the molecular structure of benzene.

• Curiosity

• Aptitude for serendipity

• Good ethics

• Healthy skepticism

• Perseverance

Be truthful with all the results.

• Perseverance

• Open-mindedness

• Intellectual honesty

• Good ethics

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He invented Velcro , which is the zipperless zipper.

Do not accept things blindly without questioning.

• Serendipity

• Skepticism

• Curiosity

• Determination

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A good scientist should not give up.

• Perseverance

• Self-confidence

• Scientific intuition

• Fascination

It is the unexpected discovery of things.

Scientist s' work should be guided by some moral codes.

• Perseverance

• Open-mindedness

• Intellectual honesty

• Good ethics

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