Question

It would not be practical to use scientific experimentation to test the effect of
Select one:
a. color on brain waves and function.
b. octave on the quality of a song.
c. adrenaline on the response time of carnivores.
d. nutrients on the gender of offspring .

Answer 1

@ganeshie8 @AllTehMaffs

Answer 2

Any ideas?

Answer 3

@prowrestler you need ideas to get answers.

Answer 4

OpenStudy values the Learning process - not the ‘Give you an answer’ process
Don’t post only answers - guide the asker to a solution.

Answer 5

@prowrestler what grade is this for?

Answer 6

its chemistry

Answer 7

11th grade

Answer 8

What do you think the word PRACTICAL means in this context: $$\text{"practical to use scientific experimentation"}$$?

Answer 9

im not sure that's the whole reason why I posted

Answer 10

That's good, so I am helping you narrow down what you don't understand, right?

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

What does "practical" normally mean?

Answer 13

of or concerned with the actual doing or use of something rather than with theory and ideas.

Answer 14

OK, that is a good start,
"use of something"
makes it practical, correct?

Answer 15

yes

Answer 16

We have to have results that are "usable" which means what?

Answer 17

idk

Answer 18

How about "consistently-measurable"?

Answer 19

ur making this harder than is should be cmon

Answer 20

I don't have time for all of this

Answer 21

What do you think the answer is then?

Answer 22

asking me what the answer is wont prove anything but ignorance. the whole reason why I posted the question on the first place BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY I DONT KNOW THE ANSWER

Answer 23

Do you think the " octave on the quality of a song " is

a "consistently-measurable" thing?

Specifically, what defines "quality" of a song is not measurable.

Answer 24

so are you saying the answer is B

Answer 25

I am not here to do your homework pal, I'm just giving you my humble opinion, you answer it they way you want.

Answer 26

WAIT DO U GET PAID TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON THIS SITE

Answer 27

No.

Answer 28

then why do you people act like its either life or death

Answer 29

what do you mean?

Answer 30

everybody always says " im not giving you the answer" and everybody Is soo strict about it even though its just some learning site.

Answer 31

Some people like to take learning seriously.

Answer 32

who doesnt

Answer 33

people who just want the answer are looking to cheat the system and the learning experience

Answer 34

not me only on questions that are really confusing

Answer 35

but in the long run they are just hurting themselves...

Answer 36

I agree this question is confusing that is why I had to give you such a long winded answer

Answer 37

All the answer choices have the pattern $$\text{ cause_____effect}$$
a. color on brain waves and function.
b. octave on the quality of a song.
c. adrenaline on the response time of carnivores.
d. nutrients on the gender of offspring .

Answer 38

ikr I hate questions that try to trick me

Answer 39

So now your job is to decide which effect is not consistently-measurable.

Answer 40

Who can measure the "quality of a song" consistently?

Answer 41

who?

Answer 42

Nobody, therefore "It would not be practical to use scientific experimentation to test the effect "

Answer 43

scientific experimentation says that if I do the same thing over and over I will get the same results over and over

Answer 44

but the "quality" of a song means different things to different people, right?

Answer 45

so I can NOT get the same results...so "scientific experimentation" is useless

Answer 46

is any of this making sense?

Answer 47

not really im more confused than anything

Answer 48

What part do you want me to explain?

Answer 49

the answer