When scientists read research articles in scientific journals, they apply skepticism in order to O revise the conclusions. O describe experimental procedures. O decide what other scientists will think. O evaluate experimental procedures.

Design a SI modeled, detailed , yet hypothetical, biology experiment of your choice. In clear terms lay out all parameters of the experiment, including all controls and variables. Make sure that you clearly indicate where each step of the SI process applies(observation, question, hypothesis, analysis etc

3 4 What is the correct order for the four key stages of the scientific method? O Observation - Hypothesis - Interpretation - Data Collection & Testing O Hypothesis - Observation - Interpretation - Data Collection & Testing O Hypothesis - Observation - Data Collection & Testing - Interpretation Observation - Hypothesis - Data Collection & Testing - Interpretation O Observation - Data Collection & Testing - Hypothesis - Interpretation

How can the JHane Goodall Institute research help answer questions about humans?

1. What is the scientific method and why it's important? Explain about the pros and cons of the scientific method and give three examples of how it has been used to fix problems in the world.

A Moving to another question will save this response. Question 4 Selecting the Exception Four of the five answers listed below are aspects of the scientific method. Select the exception. a. conclusion Ob experimentation Oc. philosophy d. hypothesis e. observation Moving to another question will save this response. AR SONY

When there is a lot of evidence to support and not sound evidence to disprove an explanation for a phenomenon in science, the idea is elevated to A. explanation B. experimentation  C. theory

In the podcast on scientific literature Prof Fraser talked about the difference between primary literature, textbooks, and news articles. Which best describes her assessment? Select the ONE BEST answer. a. Primary literature Is the only form of information written by scientists. Textbooks and media are poor sources because they do not get peer reviewed by other scientists. ○ b. Popular media publications are not worth reading if you're serious about science. Students should only read scientific literature. ○ c. A textbook is a more general summary than a piece of primary literature, but both are written by scientists and are very good sources of information. Most scientists write for the media. ○ d. Scientific literature is written, and thoroughly reviewed, by scientists. Textbooks are more general summaries of large bodies of information, and one can have confidence in them. Media reports are often written by people with a science background but might be more error prone because the…

1. Name three reasons why a person needs to write up research in science

has been testing many observations is incorrect