Question

37. A scientist carries out an experiment. How could she help other scientists judge the validity of her results? (2 points)

Answer 1

Answer:

Let other scientists closely review her work

Explanation:

Ideally, experiments are carried out by scientists to find solution to an observed problem or provide answer to a scientific question. However, the outcome of experiments are not generally accepted in the world of science until they are peer-reviewed.

Peer review is when other scientists in the same field (peers) with the scientist performing the experiment make a thorough evaluation in order to ascertain its quality as a scholarly research. Hence, in this question, the scientist could help other scientists judge the validity of her results by LETTING OTHER SCIENTISTS CLOSELY REVIEW HER WORK.