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- as a record for themselves and others
- to be able to claim precedence, ie, that they were able to discover something first
- so that other scientists can check their experimentation and reasoning
- so that other scientists can make use of the results
- usually producing results of this kind is necessary for gaining promotion in the academic world and research institutions
- personal satisfaction
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∙ 11y agoTo record the things they have just discovered so it is exact and so they don't loose the information.
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Why do scientists write a report about their investigation?
as a record for themselves and othersto be able to claim precedence, ie, that they were able to discover something firstso that other scientists can check their experimentation and reasoningso that other scientists can make use of the resultsusually producing results of this kind is necessary for gaining promotion in the academic world and research institutionspersonal satisfaction
What do scientists do for homework?
Scientists do have homework. They write reports and apply for money from grants. They write scientific papers to be published. They actually have a lot of extra work to do besides their jobs.
Why do scientists to investigation?
To know about scientists life
How do scientists usually communicate and defend the result of an investigation?
How do scientists usually communicate and defend the results of an investigation
What do scientists do that is the basis for their investigation?
theory
What scientists do the basis for their investigation?
theory
What do scientists do that that is the basis for their investigation?
theory
What scientists do that is that is the basis for their investigation?
theory
What is the basis that scientists do for their investigation?
theory
What scientists do what is the basis for their investigation?
theory
What do scientists do with their results after an investigation?
Results get published.
What scientists do that's the basis for their investigation?
theory
