A natural science research team identifies all the ways that the data being gathered might be discounted as irrelevant or as misleading, and then take steps to guard against the these problems with data collection occurring
This represents which step in the scientific investigation?
(a) Design a procedure to ensure that the data gathered will reveal the full range of possible observations.
(b) Conduct the study or the experiment and gather the data.
(c) Critique the findings.
(d) Identify all the factors related to the hypothesis and the phenomenon of interest that it will be important to measure, control, or monitor.
a
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A. dignity B. right to work C. autonomy D. safety
Which of the following is NOT a type of deductive argument?
A. an argument from definition B. an argument by elimination C. an argument based on mathematics D. These are all types of deductive arguments.
Which of the following questions would you be most likely to hear from people in the postconventional stage of moral reasoning when they are confronted with a moral issue in their lives?
A. "Is someone going to be harmed by my action?" B. "What's in it for me?" C. "What will others think?" D. "Will you accept responsibility for what happens?"
Plato's distrust of the ability of ordinary citizens to make political choices that were unswayed by irrational emotional appeals and illogical arguments was inspired by _______
A. the belief that society's members should be broadly represented B. the writings of Confucius C. the failure of the Philosopher King D. the death of Socrates