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At which point in a study is a scientific investigator most likely to use deductive reasoning? in establishing a test of a hypothesis
Researchers concluded that all organisms are made of cells after examining thousands of different species. What type of reasoning was involved here? Induction
How might a scientific theory be modified? by the uncovering of new information
Which of the following statements best distinguishes hypotheses from theories in science? Hypotheses usually are relatively narrow in scope; theories have broad explanatory power.
A hypothesis must be testable to be scientifically valid. Being testable and falsifiable means that __________. some conceivable observation or experiment could reveal whether a given hypothesis is incorrect
Which of the following aspects of scientific inquiry, act to maintain standards of quality, improve performance, and provide credibility? Peer review, when one or more scientists of similar competence and expertise evaluate another's research before it is accepted for publication
Experimentation is only one part of the process of scientific inquiry, but it is a very important step because it __________. allows rejection of hypotheses
To be successful in the course, I should do the following. Choose all correct answers. Review and rework my notes after each class Come to class, pay attention and take notes Use notecards to learn vocabulary words
Which of the following are examples of reworking your notes and a effective method of studying? Making notecards to learn important terms and key concepts Generating a concept map to diagram a complex lecture topic Generating a table to compare and contrast related concepts
Which of the following would be the best (most beneficial) time to rework your lecture notes? One to two days following the lecture
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