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Argumentación Científica

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Desafío rápido sobre argumentos científicos.

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Argumentación Científica
 

Argumentación CientíficaOnline version

Desafío rápido sobre argumentos científicos.

by Leydi Morales
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En la ciencia, las hipótesis deben ser falsables para ser consideradas.

2

La reproducibilidad de los experimentos es clave para validar resultados.

3

La reproducibilidad es menos importante que la novedad de la idea.

4

Todo experimento debe ser único para aportar valor a una hipótesis.

5

La revisión por pares ayuda a detectar sesgos y errores.

6

Un buen argumento científico distingue entre correlación y causalidad.

7

Un argumento científico puede ignorar datos que contradigan la hipótesis.

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Las fuentes primarias no son necesarias si hay una revisión secundaria.

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La argumentación científica se basa en evidencia empírica verificable.

10

La teoría científica se demuestra definitivamente y no puede cambiar.

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