Scientists discovered that chimpanzees can rate their own performances through a series of cognitive tests designed to assess self-awareness and metacognition. In experiments, chimps were given tasks where they had to choose between different options, and afterward, they were allowed to indicate whether they felt confident or unsure about their choices. The results showed that chimps who felt uncertain were more likely to opt for a "retry" option, demonstrating an awareness of their own knowledge and performance. This capacity for self-assessment suggests a level of cognitive sophistication previously attributed primarily to humans.
The Saber-Tooth Curriculum
experiments
experiments,tests,and results
he experiments tests that they think will help them investigate and answer their questionAnother Perspective:A scientist follows the scientific method, exactly.
A medical labortory scientist runs tests on drugs, parisites ,bacteria ,blood types and micro organisms
Hypotheses
When they have done many tests and have found a conclusion
Peppermint does help you on tests. It helps you concentrate. Scientist did many tests on people with and with out peppermint and people with peppermint did better. Mint also helps you on tests.
Age, weight, blood tests.
The experiment that you will design is done to test the hypothesis.
They would basically just answer the question - usually science tests are conducted by different scientists (that is why they share their conclusions).
well, it depends on the person. Scientist have did studies on that and it was proven to be yes. SO YES mints do help people do better on tests = )