What is the ideal for science that Douglas proposes in place of the value$-$free ideal?

It contains three important elements: acknowledging the presence of values in science, aiming at making values explicit as much as possible, and limiting values to an indirect role when deciding whether to accept or reject theories and hypotheses.

It contains two important elements: rejecting the epistemic vs$.$ nonepistemic distinction, and accepting that values play a direct role in all stages of science.

It contains four important elements: acknowledging the presence of values in science, aiming at making values explicit, limiting values to play a role only in the earlier stages of science, and taking responsibility for empirical claims.

It consists of only one claim: acknowledging values.