Scientific journal

connections between ideas is something we may be required to do in our workplace, evaluating arguments is also something we also do in some areas of our lives. Critical thinking in terms of psychology challenges psychological evidence on face value, scientific findings should be considered as “potential truths” that should not have definite answers or…

The Scientific Revolution The period between 1500 CE and 1700 CE in Europe cannot be accurately defined as the single scientific revolution in scientific thought, or the most important revolution in scientific thought. While there were many new discoveries and new concepts, the paradigm shift did not occur until the late 1800’s at the latest. The multiple discoveries during this time period are both ground breaking and incredible. They introduced new paradigms in multiple disciplines and…

Prof. Ak and Ayşe Küçük’s Case Like every part of the life, there are ethical and unethical behaviors in science. Not only being a hardworking and knowledgeable scientist but also to be an ethical one is our responsibility to our work, co-workers, and to the world. Every scientist of course allowed to make mistakes. However, the way of handling a situation may show how fair is this scientist. In Ayşe Küçük and Mehmet Ak’s case, there are lots of ethical flaws and almost none of them handled…

Reflecting on journal entry’s two readings for our course, I was compelled by three ideas in Worth and Grollman’s (2003) book. The first idea that captured my attention was about the “Young Children’s Inquiry” (YCI) framework. According to the Worth and Grollman (2003), the process of exploring and investigating the world is not a one-dimensional experience but rather it is a multidimensional experience (p. 19). Worth and Grollman offer that children in the classroom develop inquiry skills in…

intentions of the authors, and make corresponding conclusions. The authors of this article are Mina Owlia, MD, Lan Yu, PhD, Christopher Deible, MD, Marion A. Hughes, MD, Franziska Jovin, MD, and Gregory M. Bump, MD. Since all of them have medical or scientific degrees, I assume that they are highly professional in the area of study. According to the published article, all of them had access to the data and contributed to this paper. The mentioned authors produced this document based on the…

have developed a method for selectively activating C-H bonds, a technique commonly used to functionalize hydrocarbons” (Schulz, 2011). This research topic became the basis for many of the papers she and her mentor, Dalibor Sames published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. In 2005, Sezen received her doctorate in Chemistry and left the institution. Sometime later, Sezen graduated from Heidelberg University with a doctorate in Molecular Biology and by then, the effects of her deceit…

to Creswell (2013), the process of ethnography begins with questions related to problems of the group, followed by systematic observations, detailed descriptions, coding, and finally synthesizing the data with theoretical foundations, artifacts, journals, or other data, used to interpret meaning.…

Use the steps of the scientific method to organize the outline. Answer: First of I would think about my data results and then go from there. I would start drawing conclusions on why I think the experiment turned out that way. A hypothesis is a lot to take in. My hypothesis would be that the number of Right-Handed people were most likely to be Right handed dominant. And that Left-handed people were left-handed dominant. Read a scientific research paper in a scientific journal. Identify the…

In Keith Stanovich’s book, How to Think Straight about Psychology, Stanovich presents ideas and information on psychology and how it is viewed by society throughout time. In the first chapter of his book, Stanovich discusses the issue with how society views and recognizes psychology. Stanovich first presents that Sigmund Freud is one of the most recognizable names in psychology. (He is the only name I have ever heard regarding psychology.) The issues is that, “Freud’s importance to modern…

important aspect for the general public and for scientists. The general public needs to construct a scientific foundation that allows them to comprehend information that is provided to them from scientists. While at the same time, the scientists need to conduct a comprehensive communication tactic that allows the public to be able to understand what is being informed to them. Without any scientific literacy, the general public is unaware of what is happening in the world they live in, they would…