Suppose a Scientist Has Formulated a Conclusion About the Possible

question 1

Multiple Choice

Suppose a scientist has formulated a conclusion about the possible spread of a disease, but a few pieces of evidence don't fit the theory. What should the scientist do?

• A) Publish the conclusion and ignore the anomalous evidence.
• B) Publish the conclusion and call attention to the anomalous evidence.
• C) Scrap the whole thing.
• D) Reword the conclusion so the anomalous data fits it.

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Definitions:

Internoreceptors

Sensory receptors located within the body that detect internal body sensation, such as from the viscera or blood vessels.

Visceral Sensation

The internal sensations such as pain or pressure, perceived from within the body's internal organs.

Proprioception

Information about the position of the body and its various parts.

Sensory Receptors

Specialized cells or nerve endings that detect and respond to stimuli, such as light, sound, touch, and temperature, facilitating perception.