Well, to be honest, I’m not an expert in this field. However, from my perspective, a research process would be widely available to the public. This can help people get an understanding of what stages will involve and what kind of research experiment was conducted before coming to a final conclusion. This helps to prove the distinctiveness of the process to ensure humanitarianism helps prevent fraud and negative actions during the research. Also, with scientists happily explaining the process, this can help raise social awareness about a specific problem the research was aiming at. And last but not least, it was mentioned that the process of explaining the contributory factor in the rapid development of science promotes further research in conduct and helps resolve existing problems in society.
Band 7+: should scientist explain the research process to the public?
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Well, to be honest, I'm not an expert in this field. However, from my perspective, the research process should be widely available to the public. This can help people understand what stages are involved and what kind of research experiments were conducted before reaching a final conclusion. This helps to prove the distinctiveness of the process to ensure humanitarianism and prevent fraud and negative actions during the research. Also, with scientists happily explaining the process, this can help raise social awareness about specific problems the research was addressing. Last but not least, it was mentioned that explaining the contributory factors in the rapid development of science promotes further research and helps resolve existing problems in society.
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