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question 45
a group of scientists have just concluded that all cow meat contains a bacteria that is harmful and in some cases deadly to humans. they are determined to share this information so that consuming beef would no longer be allowed. what is this an example of?
peer - review
policy for science
science for policy
step 4 of the scientific method

Explanation:

Science for policy involves using scientific findings to inform and shape policies. In this case, the scientific conclusion about cow - meat bacteria is used to advocate for a policy (not allowing beef consumption). Peer - review is the evaluation of scientific work by other experts. Policy for science is about policies that support scientific research. Step 4 of the scientific method is usually related to testing a hypothesis (not directly to policy - making based on a conclusion).

Answer:

science for policy