12 Questions
Which characteristic of scientific questions is focused on ensuring they can be empirically tested?
Testability
What is the primary goal of applied research?
To solve practical problems or address real-world issues
Which characteristic of basic/fundamental/pure research is focused on long-term perspectives?
Long-term Perspectives
What is the primary purpose of the related literature in scientific research?
To identify gaps or areas for further investigation
Which characteristic of applied research focuses on building upon existing scientific knowledge?
Use of existing knowledge
What is a key characteristic of basic/fundamental/pure research?
Desire to explore the unknown and expand knowledge
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a scientific problem?
It requires subjective interpretation rather than empirical testing.
What is the primary purpose of a scientific problem?
To investigate, analyze, and explain phenomena using scientific methods.
Which of the following is an example of an observable phenomenon that could lead to a scientific problem?
A change in the color of a solution during a chemical reaction.
What is the significance of the relevance characteristic of a scientific problem?
It indicates that the problem has practical implications for addressing societal needs or challenges.
Which of the following statements best describes the complexity of scientific problems?
Scientific problems may range from simple to complex, sometimes requiring interdisciplinary collaboration.
What is the primary purpose of a scientific question?
To serve as a specific inquiry that can be investigated using scientific methods.
Explore the characteristics of a scientific problem including observable phenomena and testability. Learn about the importance of observation, curiosity, and addressing real-world challenges in scientific investigations.
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