Question

1. the following figure indicates that the testing and communication components of science connect to each other. briefly explain how these two components interact to strengthen each other. hint—think back to peer review

Explanation:

Testing in science generates data and results from experiments. Communication allows scientists to share these findings, get feedback, and replicate results. Through peer - review (a form of communication), the testing process can be improved as reviewers may suggest better experimental designs or interpretations. Also, sharing tested results builds consensus in the scientific community. In turn, the feedback and new ideas from communication can inspire new testing and further exploration.

Answer:

Testing generates results that are shared and refined through communication. Communication provides feedback that can improve future testing.