is at the heart of the scientific process. It can assist with everything from determining a good scientific question to allowing others to examine and verify results.
Communication
sources present original research, whereas sources summarize scientific information.
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Indicate whether each of the following is a primary source or a secondary source.An article in Journal of the American Medical Association: An article in Time magazine: An article in The New York Times newspaper:
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Read the following scenario.Anabelle is writing a research paper about foxes. Which of the following is a reliable Internet source that she could use to find information?
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Which type of communication is used in a science museum?
Which of the following best describes what went wrong with the scientists’ study?
Which type of procedural error is being described?
For each of the following examples, select the type of measurement error that best describes what went wrong.Barney measured a tree branch to be 25 cm in diameter. He wrote “25 mm” in his results. Camille was excited when the new instrument showed up at the lab. She opened it up and started using it right away. Neville pulled out the bathroom scale to measure the mass of the chemicals he needed.
Which of the following should be considered when analyzing the results of a scientific experiment?
Peer reviews are important to the scientific process because
Identify whether each of the following is a reason for peer review or a problem with peer review.Rejects new methods: Identifies sources of errors: Directs funding: Takes time: Sometimes fails:
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