3.1b - Scientific Literature and Communication Flashcards

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In order for others to repeat an experiment, a scientific report should include…

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  • methods
  • data
  • analysis of the data
  • a conclusion
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Common methods of sharing original scientific findings include…

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  • seminars
  • talks
  • posters at conferences
  • publishing in academic journals
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A peer review is…

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a quality control process, where specialists with expertise in the relevant field assess the scientific quality of a submitted manuscript and make recommendations regarding its suitability for publication

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4
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Most scientific publications use…

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peer review

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Review articles…

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summarise current knowledge and recent findings in a particular field

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Not everything is peer reviewed so…

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skepticism is appropriate and readers should be aware of the potential for editorial bias

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The public understanding of science and scientific evaluation skills must be increased to tackle…

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the common misrepresentation of science in the media

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