Question

question 1 (2.5 points)
dr. tucker is a proponent of the open science movement and abides by the movements recommended methods in his research. which of the following is he the most likely to do?

document the studies in which he failed to find an expected result on his labs website
discard results from studies that failed to prove his initial hypotheses
make his data available for other researchers to purchase
share the contact details of his participants with interested researchers so they can replicate the study with the same participants

question 2 (2.5 points)
beliefs, values, norms, rules, and customs that people learn from those who share their language or environment comprise ____________.

a culture
a society
ethics
a religion

Explanation:

Question 1

The open science movement emphasizes transparency, reproducibility, and sharing of research, including negative or non - expected results. Documenting studies with non - expected results on the lab's website aligns with open science principles. Discarding non - supporting results goes against open science. Making data available for purchase is not in line with the open access aspect of open science. Sharing participants' contact details is unethical and against privacy norms.

Culture is defined as the beliefs, values, norms, rules, and customs that are learned within a group (sharing language or environment). A society is a group of people, not the set of beliefs etc. Ethics is about moral principles, and religion is a specific set of beliefs about the divine, not the broad set of beliefs etc. described here.

Answer:

A. document the studies in which he failed to find an expected result on his lab's website

Question 2