In Science, New Observations Are Considered to Be Valid If

question 37

Multiple Choice

In science, new observations are considered to be valid if they

• A) can be reproduced by other scientists
• B) are consistent with ideas held by the majority of scientists at the time
• C) can be repeated by the the scientist who first made the observations
• D) are made by a scientist who is held in high regard by his or her peers

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Definitions:

Echolalia

The repetition of phrases, words, or parts of words by an individual, often part of the communication patterns seen in Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Pressured By Peers

The effect of a peer group on an individual, prompting them to alter their attitudes, values, or actions to align with the norms of the group.

Being Bullied

The experience of repeated, aggressive behavior intended to hurt or intimidate another individual, often involving a power imbalance.

Mental Health

Refers to cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being; it is all about how people think, feel, and behave.