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Score ______________ / 30 Quiz #8
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True-false (22 pts.) Enter in the space T if the statement is true, F if the statement is
false: ________ 1. The kind of data which involves intervention or
manipulation is called descriptive. ________ 2. The kind of reasoning which goes from the specific facts to
general concepts is called inductive. ________ 3. A statistic is a characteristic of a population. ________ 4. Science hold its allegiance only to the facts, not social
trends. ________ 5. A scientific concept must be falsifiable. ________ 6. Repeated measurements (i.e., replications) are needed to
establish a level of confidence in an observation. ________ 7. To reduce bias, replications of different treatments can be
arranged either randomly or in complete sets of treatments. ________ 8. The range is a measure of central tendency. ________ 9. In order to market a turfgrass product, it must be shown
scientifically to be safe and effective. ________ 10. Much of what we do in "turfgrass science" is the
application of knowledge, which some would call engineering. ________ 11. The results in a scientific paper are typically only
representative of a particular time and place. Short answer (8 pts.) 12. List in order the parts of a scientific paper. |