Scientific Principles And Process- Scientific Literature And Communication Flashcards

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What is the importance of the publication of methods, data, analysis and conclusions in scientific reports?

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So that others are able to repeat an experiment

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What are the common methods of sharing original scientific findings?

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Seminars, talks, posters at conferences and publishing in academic journals

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Why is communication within the specific community incredibly important?

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It allows findings to be shared with others to further their research

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What do review articles within scientific journals summarise?

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Current knowledge and recent findings in a particular field

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What is a peer review?

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When published data is critically evaluated by specialists who are experts in the relevant field

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Why should published data be peer reviewed?

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To ensure scientifically correct information is being shared within the community

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What are the positives of sharing science in the media?

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It gives the public a greater understanding of science

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What are the negatives of sharing science in the media?

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Unfortunately the scientific findings are often misrepresented so the finding should be critically evaluated

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