1.08 Honors Scientific Knowledge Activity I chose to complete Article # 1.What information in the article shows that the research has been subject to peer review? Provide an example. (6 points) **must provide an excerpt from the article 2.What information about the article demonstrates its global access to other scientists? Provide an example. (6 points) **must provide an excerpt from the article 3.Provide two excerpts from the article that include analysis or conclusions that demonstrate logical thinking and reasoning. Explain why the examples selected demonstrate logical thinking and reasoning. (9 points) Excerpt 1: Δ Excerpt 2: 4.Provide two excerpts from the article that demonstrate the rules of evidence and the scientific method were followed when creating scientific explanations. Explain why the examples selected demonstrate that the scientific method and rules of evidence were followed. (9 points) Excerpt 1: Excerpt 2:

It is difficult to answer these questions because the citation of this publication is lacking. However, their answers may be the following ones:  

1. You can see it in the Publication History, this information generally indicates the reception, revision, and acceptance dates (which are often grouped together).

2. You can see these articles as Open Access papers (instead of subscription required). These publications are then downloadable in pdf format or readable in HTML

3. The analyses or conclusions that demonstrate logical thinking and reasoning are expected to be confirmed by experiments rigorously tested and supported by the working hypotheses

4. The basic steps of the scientific method are the following:  

  4.1- To make an observation that indicates a specific problem,

  4.2- To establish a working hypothesis,

  4.3- To test this hypothesis by experiments that provide information to confirm or reject it. In this step, is generally required to apply statistical methodologies because significance levels are used to confirm the findings,

  4.4- Finally, to obtain conclusions that are fundamental for further scientific studies