0
What else can I help you with?
Does science ignore opinions?
Opinions are different than scientific hypothesis. A hypthesis is an idea that can (or at least we think can) be tested by the scientific method. Opinions can be anything... personal beliefs, religious ideas, dilusions... really anything and like all people, scientists can have opinions. Opinions really have nothing to do with science and because they are not scientifically testable, some may feel that science is ignoring their opinions.
What is an untestable hypothesis?
It's hypothesis that can't be tested either scientifically or socially.
Explain how peer review affects scientific knowledge?
to claim you have tested something scientifically is one thing but to have others scrutinise your tests and results is a peer review.
What is the value of testing and retesting ideas scientifically?
While controlled experiments can offer compelling evidence to support a hypothesis or theory, not all ideas are tested this way.
If a hypothesis can't be tested is it a scientifically used?
If a hypothesis cannot be tested, it does not meet the criteria for scientific inquiry and is generally not considered scientifically useful. Scientific hypotheses must be falsifiable, meaning they can be supported or refuted through experimentation or observation. Untestable hypotheses, often grounded in beliefs or metaphysical claims, fall outside the realm of empirical science and cannot contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge. Thus, for a hypothesis to be valid in a scientific context, it must be capable of being tested and potentially disproven.
Which claim can be tested scientifically?
A claim that can be tested scientifically is one that is falsifiable, meaning it can be proven false through experimentation or observation. Additionally, the claim should be measurable and replicable so that other researchers can verify the findings. Claims that are based on subjective opinions or beliefs without empirical evidence are typically not considered scientifically testable.
Are white rats scientifically created?
No they,are not some are tested on but they are not scientifically createx
Does science ignore opinions?
Opinions are different than scientific hypothesis. A hypthesis is an idea that can (or at least we think can) be tested by the scientific method. Opinions can be anything... personal beliefs, religious ideas, dilusions... really anything and like all people, scientists can have opinions. Opinions really have nothing to do with science and because they are not scientifically testable, some may feel that science is ignoring their opinions.
Can diamond be tested scientifically?
Yes. Diamonds conduct electricity, and can be tested by using a probe.
What is a prediction that can be scientifically tested?
If flying squirrels are fearful of the dark.
Is there any vitamin d in fire?
Yes there is. It has been scientifically tested.
What is an untestable hypothesis?
It's hypothesis that can't be tested either scientifically or socially.
Is the Dr Atkins diet plan scientifically tested?
Yes, the Atkins diet has been scientifically tested. It is shown to be a low carb diet, which can be dangerous because if used for extended time periods it can actually affect ones brain.
What is an experiment that can be tested?
An experiment that can be tested is called, a Hypothisis:A guess that can be tested with opinions and/or facts. Please dont judge this answer because i am only an 11 yr. old girl......thank you........
Can you provide an objective truth example to illustrate your point?
Objective truth refers to facts that are true regardless of personal beliefs or opinions. An example of objective truth is that water boils at 100 degrees Celsius at sea level. This fact is scientifically proven and can be observed and tested consistently, making it an objective truth.
What refers to crime-fighting strategies that have been scientifically tested and are based on social science research?
Evidence-Based Practice
What refers to crime fighting strategies that have been scientifically tested and are based on social science research?
Evidence-Based Practice
