Interrogations

 – the questioning of a person suspected of criminal activity that has been stopped or arrested

• Alertness

• Patience

• Interrogation

• Confession

What is the primary purpose of scientific interrogation in research?

• To gather data and evidence

• To punish incorrect hypotheses

• To confirm biases

• To entertain researchers

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Which of the following is a method used in scientific interrogation to ensure accuracy?

• Random sampling

• Guesswork

• Ignoring outliers

• Relying on intuition

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In a scientific experiment, interrogation of data involves:

• Analyzing and questioning the results

• Ignoring unexpected results

• Only considering positive outcomes

• Focusing solely on the hypothesis

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What is a key characteristic of a scientific interrogation process?

• Objectivity

• Subjectivity

• Bias

• Prejudice

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During an interrogation of experimental results, a scientist should:

• Consider alternative explanations

• Ignore contradictory evidence

• Focus only on supporting data

• Disregard peer reviews

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Which scientific field often uses interrogation techniques to study human behavior?

• Psychology

• Geology

• Astronomy

• Botany

Interrogation in the context of scientific research is most similar to:

• Critical analysis

• Blind acceptance

• Unquestioning belief

• Superficial observation

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What role does interrogation play in the scientific method?

• It helps in refining hypotheses

• It is used to finalize conclusions

• It is irrelevant to the process

• It replaces experimentation

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In scientific interrogation, what is the importance of peer review?

• To validate findings

• To dismiss research

• To promote bias

• To ignore errors