Comportemy

Science is ....
A field of study that requires certain "laws of nature" to be taken on faith
Both a body of knowledge and an intellectual acidity encompassing observation. description, experimentation, and explanation of natural phenomena
A process that can be applied only within the scientific disciplines, such as biology, chemistry, and physics
The only way to understand the natural world
None of the above are correct.
All the following are elects of biological literacy except:
The ability to use the process of scientific inquiry to think creatively about real-world issues having a biological component
Reading the most important books in biology
The ability to integrate into your decision making a consideration of issues having a biological component
The ability to communicate with others about issues having biological component
All of the above are elects of biological literacy
Superstitions are...
Held bu ,ami humans, but not by any non-human species
Just one of many possible forms of scientific thinking
True beliefs that have yet to be fully understood
Irrational beliefs that action not logically related to a course of events influence its outcome
Proof that the scientific method is not perfect
To be useful in a scientific method, an observation must be:
Definite
Measurable
Proven to the true
Hypothetical
All of the above
Empirical results:
Rely on intuition
Are generated by theories
Are based on observation
Cannot be replicated
Must support a tested hypothesis
To be useful, a hypothesis will:
Generate a testable prediction
Lead you to the conclusion you feel confident are true
Establish many overlapping explanations for a phenomenon
Be based on evidence that cannot be falsified by scientific experimentation
Be deduced from a critical experimentation
Which of the following statements is correct?
A hypothesis that does not generate a testable prediction is not useful
Common sense is usually a good substitute for the scientific method when trying to understand the world
The scientific method can be use only to understand scientific phenomena
It is not necessary to make observation as part of the scientific method
All of the above are correct
The placebo effect:
Is the frequently observed phenomenon that people tend to respond favorably to any treatment
Reveals that experimental treatments cannot be proven effective
Reveal that experimental treatments cannot be proven effective
Demonstrate that mot scientific studies cannot be replicated
Is an urban legend
Which of the following correctly describes a double-blind test?
The researchers apply two-layered blindfolds to prevent the subjects from seeing the treatment drug
Neither the researchers nor the study participants know who is receiving the drug and who is receiving the placebo
The researchers know who is receiving the drug and who is receiving the placebo, but they do not know what the supposed effects of the drug should be.
The researchers do not know who receives the drug or the placebo, but the participants do
None of the above are correct.
In controlled experiments:
One variable is manipulated while others are held constant
All variables are dependent on each other
All variables are independent of each other
All variables are held constant
All critical variables are manipulated
If a researcher uses the same experimental setup as in another study, but with different research subjects, the process is considered:
An uncontrolled experiment
Intuitive reasoning
Extrapolation
Replication
Exploration
An independent variable:
Can cause a change in a dependent variable
Is generally less variable than a dependent varible
Is plotted on the y-axis in a line graph
Can be controlled less well than a dependent variable
Statistical methods make it possible to:
Prove that any hypothesis is true
Determine how likely it is that certain results have occurred by chance
Unambiguously learn the truth
Reject any hypothesis
Test non-falsifiable hypothesis
Anecdotal evidence:
Is the basis of scientific thinking
Tends to be more reliable than data based on obserations of large numbers of diverse individuals
Is a necessary part of the scientific method
Is often he only way to prove important casual links between two phenomena
Can seem to reveal links between two phenomena, bit the links do not actually exist
A relationship between phenomena that has been established on the basis of large amounts of observational and experimental data is referred to as:
A theory
A fact
An assumption
A conjecture
An experimental control
Which of the following issues would be least helped by application of the scientific method?
Developing more effective high school curricula
Evaluating the relationship between violence I video games and criminal behavior in teens
Determining the most effective safely products of automobiles
Formulating public policy on euthanasia
Comparing the effectiveness of two potential antibiotics
What is the meaning of the statement "Correlation does not imply causation"?
Just because two variables in a similar pattern does not mean that changing one viable causes a change in the other
It is not possible to demonstrate a correlation between two variables
When a change in one variable causes a change in another viable, the two variables are not necessarily related to each other
It is not possible to prove the cause of any natural phenomenon
Just because two variables vary in a similar pattern does not meant hat they have a relationship to each others.
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