Question

8 which of these is an example of twists and turns in scientific work? a an experiment where the test subjects must navigate a maze b a conclusion that supports the hypothesis c a procedure that is followed step-by-step d a result that does not support the hypothesis and leads to a new idea

Explanation:

To determine the example of "twists and turns" in scientific work, we analyze each option:

• Option A: A maze - navigation experiment for test subjects is about the experiment's task, not scientific work's twists/turns.
• Option B: A conclusion supporting the hypothesis is a straightforward result, not a twist/turn.
• Option C: A step - by - step procedure is a standard method, not a twist/turn.
• Option D: A result not supporting the hypothesis and leading to a new idea shows a deviation from the expected (a "twist") and a new direction (a "turn") in scientific inquiry.

Answer:

D. A result that does not support the hypothesis and leads to a new idea