Question

Which factor might an editor consider when trying to judge the validity of a scientific report submitted for publication?

(Select all that apply)

A) If the report is well organized
B) If the sources used are peer reviewed
C) If the writing shows evidence of scientific thinking
D) If the writing is based on sound evidence

Answer 1

It is all four

Step-by-step explanation:

A) If the report is well organized

B) If the sources used are peer reviewed

C) If the writing shows evidence of scientific thinking

D) If the writing is based on sound evidence

Answer 2

The correct options are

B) If the sources used are peer reviewed

D) If the writing is based on sound evidence

Step-by-step explanation:

To check whether a scientific report is valid or not, one must determine whether the results deduced from its experiments were accurate and true or not. If the writing provides sound evidence for its experiments to be true and not biased, then the editor will most likely publish it. A report that is supported by peer reviews will be the best to publish as the data in it will be considered to be more authentic and accurate. Hence, option B and D will be true.