Why Is Data from Research Typically More Accurate Than Information

question 95

Multiple Choice

Why is data from research typically more accurate than information from a friend or family member?

• A) Research is typically based on hundreds or thousands of students so it is more likely that the results will apply to you
• B) Researchers have complete control over their studies
• C) Advice is never accurate
• D) All of these reasons are true

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Definitions:

Brain Size

A measure of brain volume or mass that is often related to cognitive abilities, evolutionary adaptations, and species comparisons.

Hominoids

A term that encompasses all apes and humans, referring to the group of primates that are large-bodied and have no tail.

Humans

The species Homo sapiens, characterized by their bipedalism, high brain volume relative to body size, and advanced cognitive abilities.

Homo Erectus

"Upright human." A species within the genus Homo first appearing just after 2 million years ago in Africa and ultimately spreading throughout the Old World.