According to the APA if researchers discover significant errors in their published data they should
A) ignore these as it is too late at that point to do anything about it.
B) try to correct these errors by means of a published correction or retraction.
C) wait until their next piece of research is published and correct the errors at that time.
D) just let other researchers discover their errors because science is self-correcting.
Question 2
The journal review process is designed to
A) determine whether a researcher has been truthful in the research report.
B) decide which journal is appropriate for a particular piece of research.
C) exclude research that was poorly done or fails to make a large enough contribution.
D) ensure that lab reports are kept in a bound journal.
Energy budget for a temperate deciduous forest (data from Gosz et al. 1978).
Cross-sectional data showing that the amount of effort spent on personal health care increases with
Ascaris. (Sinclair Stammers/Science Photo Library/Photo Researchers, Inc.)
How to count for the correct number of significant digits
The material safety data sheet (MSDS) for sulfuric acid showing the detailed technical information ...
Survivorship curves. Blue lines are theoretical curves. Red dots are data from field studies.