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Chapter 1 Scientific Research

Scientific Research Pure Research This is research for the sake of research. Investigators may be researching a topic because it interests them Knowledge for the sake of knowledge

Scientific Research Applied Research Research to solve a specific problem

Scientific Research Chance Discoveries (“Ta Da” Moments) These are chance discoveries Sometimes made by accident or through the process of researching something else

Science and Society Ethics Moral principles and values held by humans Used by scientists to lead experiments and how they are to be conducted

Science and Society Can Science Answer All Questions? Short Answer, No! Any questions that are subjective cannot be answered Good versus Evil Ugly versus Beautiful

Science and Society Can Technology Solve All Problems? Short Answer: No! Technology is the application of scientific research to society’s needs and problems There have been great advances made, but there are always limitations