B. polaris... almost positive thats the answer.
Generalist forensic science technicians, sometimes called criminalists or crime scene investigators, collect evidence at the scene of a crime and perform scientific and technical analysis in laboratories or offices.
<span><span>As for the responder, science study as much as it can
process. Though there are certain principles, theories and laws needed to
determine one is truly science. It needs to undergo the scientific method to
analyze and gather evidential data and in addition this study should be
replicable in the process. Replicable is one strong characteristic of a study
that can intensify the reliability and validity of the field. And what science
doesn’t study is not until the principles apply to the aforementioned
statement. Science can study and wants to understand everything or in as much
as the broader scope of each phenomenon, it’s some concepts that are just very
hard to gather data, and studies like the metaphysical and paranormal that can’t
be repeated. These limitations inhibit scientists to draw data that is reliable
and valid, thus, science. </span> </span>
