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Biology and YouSection 1 Section 1: The Nature of Science Preview Bellringer Key Ideas Scientific Thought Universal Laws Science and Ethics Why Study Science? Summary

Biology and YouSection 1 Bellringer List five issues in the area of biology that you believe are important in the world today.

Biology and YouSection 1 Key Ideas How can someone practice scientific thought? What are universal laws in science? How do ethics apply to science? Why should someone who is not planning to become a scientist study science?

Biology and YouSection 1 Scientific Thought Scientific thought involves making observations, using evidence to draw conclusions, being skeptical about ideas, and being open to change when new discoveries are made. Scientists carefully observe the world and then ask questions about what they observe. Scientific thought requires skepticism. Skepticism is a habit of mind in which a person questions the validity of accepted ideas. Scientific discoveries can change the way people view the world.

Biology and YouSection 1 Universal Laws Science is governed by truths that are valid everywhere in the universe. These truths are called universal laws. Though branches of science address different aspects of the natural world, universal laws apply to all branches of science and every person.

Biology and YouSection 1 Science and Ethics Ethics are a system of moral principles and values. Scientific experimentation and discovery can have serious ethical implications. Because of this, scientific investigations require ethical behavior. Scientists performing investigations must report only accurate data, must allow peers to review their work, and must behave ethically with the people involved in their investigations.

Biology and YouSection 1 Why Study Science? The same critical thinking process that scientists use is a tool that you can use in your everyday life. An understanding of science can help you take better care of your health, be a wiser consumer, and become a better-informed citizen. You can use science to investigate a problem in your community and discover helpful solutions. By applying scientific thinking to a problem, you can help yourself and improve the world around you.

Biology and YouSection 1 Summary Scientific thought involves making observations, using evidence to draw conclusions, being skeptical about ideas, and being open to change when new discoveries are made. Science is governed by truths that are valid everywhere in the universe. These truths are called universal laws. Scientific investigations require ethical behavior. An understanding of science can help you take better care of your health, be a wiser consumer, and become a better-informed citizen.