Question

a group of scientists have obtained some experimental results. how would the group best find out whether their study is worth more time and resources?
○ by presenting the results in a poster session
○ by submitting results to a librarian for background research
○ by asking another researcher to redo the experiments
○ by requesting advice on science internet sites

Explanation:

• Presenting results in a poster session allows scientists to get feedback from peers in the field. Peers can evaluate the significance, methodology, and potential of the study, helping determine if it’s worth further investment.
• Submitting to a librarian for background research is not relevant as librarians don’t assess study worth.
• Asking another researcher to redo experiments is redundant and not a good way to assess worth.
• Requesting advice on science internet sites may not provide expert, targeted feedback.

Answer:

A. by presenting the results in a poster session