0
True or false Scientific investigations always follow a series of rigidly defined steps?
Wiki User
∙ 9y ago
Yes.
Wiki User
∙ 9y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Is trial and error always acceptable in scientific investigations?
false
Do scientists always follow one fixed scientific method during real-life investigations?
yes
Do scientists always follow one fixed scientific method during investigations?
There is only one scientific method, however, there is some flexibility in the way in which it is used.
What are examples of unethical behavior in scientific investigations?
There are basically two types of unethical behavior which may occur in scientific investigations. These are: taking credit for someone else's work, and falsifying data to support your theory when the actual data does not support your theory (or for any other reason, since falsification of data is always unethical).
Will similar investigations or expirements always have the same results?
no because they could do in different environment and could change.
Do scientific investigations always follow a series of rigidly defined steps?
true
Is trial and error always acceptable in scientific investigations?
false
Do scientists always follow one fixed scientific method during real-life investigations?
yes
Do scientists always follow one fixed scientific method during investigations?
There is only one scientific method, however, there is some flexibility in the way in which it is used.
What is the first step in a scientific investigations?
the first step is always the hypothesis but i say it's the identification of the problem which comes first... that's what they taught us in school...
What can reduce bias in scientific investigations?
Scientists who understand how science works will always be on guard against their own possible bias. And of course, there is always peer review. Scientists who do exhibit bias will eventually be challenged by other scientists.
Why do scientist do investigations?
Because they were always curious about things... :))
What are examples of unethical behavior in scientific investigations?
There are basically two types of unethical behavior which may occur in scientific investigations. These are: taking credit for someone else's work, and falsifying data to support your theory when the actual data does not support your theory (or for any other reason, since falsification of data is always unethical).
Division by an integer is always defined?
Division by an integer is always defined only when the divisor is not zero
What is the product of a fraction and its reciprocal is always equal to?
It is equal to 1, but not always: the reciprocal must be defined for the equality and the reciprocal is not always defined.
Why is the face other than the base on a pyramid always triangular?
That is how a pyramid is defined!That is how a pyramid is defined!That is how a pyramid is defined!That is how a pyramid is defined!
Will similar investigations or expirements always have the same results?
no because they could do in different environment and could change.
