Question

question 8 of 10 which of the following should be included in a good conclusion? a. an attempt to refute any potential criticism b. thoughts about why certain avoidable errors were made c. an interesting anecdote about the experimental procedure d. experimental data that support the conclusion

Explanation:

• Option A: Refuting criticism is not a typical part of a good conclusion; conclusions summarize and reinforce main points.
• Option B: Discussing avoidable errors is more relevant to a discussion of limitations or errors section, not the conclusion.
• Option C: Anecdotes about experimental procedure belong in the methods or discussion, not the conclusion.
• Option D: Including experimental data that supports the conclusion helps to reinforce the findings and tie back to the research, which is appropriate for a conclusion.

Answer:

D. Experimental data that support the conclusion