Question 5 of 5 Which of these gives the best indication that a health service is based on pseudoscience? A. The service is not controversial and is supervised by medical professionals. B. The service is inexpensive, is based on research, and has been around for a long time. C. The service has been extensively researched, has a high success rate, and is expensive. O D. The service has not been researched and is expensive.

When presenting a slide that shows experimental data you should explain the experiment that gave that data you should discuss the hypothesis being tested O you should discuss whether or not the results support or refute the hypothesis all of the above

What is a process in which the scientist influences the results to obtain a desirable outcome? 

Discuss how 4 of the Essential Services of Public Health related to the issues of medication advertising and the role of biostatistics.  Do you think statistics should be used when advertising new medications? How can advertisers help ensure that the stats they are using do not oversimplify or give only a partial picture of the risks involved? Integrate at least two scholarly sources on each thread pertaining to this topic and cite in AMA format

Likert scale is often used as a qualitative measurement tool  Group of answer choices TRUE FALSE

Select all that are included in the model representation of scientific inquiry.    Refine hypotheses Evaluate efficacy of statistical models Research the problem Observe Analyze the results Concur with colleagues

Is the following claim true or false: science, and inquiry more generally, is a normative activity.

What is the importance of providing  Employee Benefits in the heathcare system. (Elaborate in not less than 1000 words)

which qualifies as “scientific evidence”?       It must have been validated and proven to be useful in court.   It must be free of any opportunity for bias and be repeatable.   It must be beyond a typical juror’s ability to understand and it must be relevant to the case.   It must be generally accepted by the relevant scientific community and have a known error rate.   It must be based on an approach that has been published in a peer-reviewed journal and have been validated.

What is an argument for allowing assisted suicide or euthanasia for terminally ill patients? Describe an argument against allowing assisted suicide or euthanasia. Explain an example of medical researchers failing to respect the moral interests of research study participants. What went wrong? What principles could have been employed to better protect the participants?