which process is most useful when trying to make sure the results of scientific experiments are reliable?

a. peer reveiw
b. scientific arguments
c. scientific bias
d. scientific debate

Question

which process is most useful when trying to make sure the results of scientific experiments are reliable?

a. peer reveiw
b. scientific arguments
c. scientific bias
d. scientific debate

anonymous · Answer

is a:)

anonymous · Answer

I agree. But... uh... are you going to post every single question in your homework assignment? We could be here all night!

anonymous · Answer

no im takeing a midterm, and only doing the questions im haveing trouble with and like to check my answers to see if their right:)

anonymous · Answer

Wait... wait... you're taking a midterm, and you're checking your answers on here? Isn't that cheating?

anonymous · Answer

no im checking the answers I dont get but guessing which answer it is but seeing if that answer is right

anonymous · Answer

But... on a midterm, aren't you supposed to just study beforehand and then answer the questions based on what's in your head?

anonymous · Answer

She's cheating.

anonymous · Answer

thanks for all the help guys, but you dont need to help.

anonymous · Answer

I'm happy to help people who want to learn, but cheating is just such a stupid and unethical thing to do. It's one of the worst things you can do as a student. I don't want to encourage it.

anonymous · Answer

Your welcome, but we aren't the ones that need help here. Or at least I'm not taking my MIDTERM and asking for answers lol

anonymous · Answer

k goodbye

anonymous · Answer

donnot help then Im being honest, atleast I could said it was homeowrk and not of told u it was a midterm

anonymous · Answer

Why.. so serious? & whether it's one of the two you are asking about, the aspect of getting help isn't having us answer your multiple choice questions.

anonymous · Answer

.. It's helping you to make the best educated choice on your very own.

anonymous · Answer

The main lesson you need to learn is this: NEVER EVER EVER CHEAT. If you do, it means you're a bad person, and you're just shooting yourself in the foot. 

If you don't learn the material well enough to answer the questions all by yourself (i.e. without getting anyone to "check your answers"), you'll end up failing. Assuming, of course, that you don't get caught and punished more severely.