Question

when scientists read research articles in scientific journals, they apply skepticism in order to
○ revise the conclusions
○ describe experimental procedures.
○ decide what other scientists will think.
○ evaluate experimental procedures.

Explanation:

Skepticism in science involves critically analyzing research. Revising conclusions is not the main aim of applying skepticism when reading articles. Describing experimental procedures is part of the article, not what skepticism is for. Deciding what others think is not related to scientific skepticism. Evaluating experimental procedures (checking if they are valid, reliable, etc.) is a key part of applying skepticism to assess the research's quality.

Answer:

D. evaluate experimental procedures