5 Questions
What is a fundamental characteristic of good science?
Self-correcting and evidence-based
What is the primary difference between accuracy and precision?
Accuracy is the reproducibility of multiple measurements, while precision is the closeness to the true value
What is the principle behind the idea of parsimonious explanations in science?
The idea that simpler explanations are often preferred
Why is reproducibility important in scientific research?
To demonstrate that the results are not a one-off
What is the primary goal of eliminating bias in scientific research?
To eliminate any personal opinions or beliefs
Test your understanding of what makes good science with this quiz. Learn about the key principles that guide scientific research, including self-correction, reproducibility, and freedom from bias. Evaluate your knowledge of accuracy, precision, and parsimony in scientific inquiry.
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