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four topics in the process of science - ANSWER testing ideas, exploration and discovery, community analysis and feedback, benefits and outcomes what goes in the big green circle for the process of science flow chart? - ANSWER testing ideas scholarly literature - ANSWER literature that typically comes from peer-reviewed, refereed journals main purpose of peer reviewed journals - ANSWER disseminate information in a standardized, unbiased, objective, andnon-sensationalized manner. popular literature - ANSWER usually not written or reviewed by experts in the field tends to be shorter, use common vocabulary, and appears in magazines, pamphlets, orwebsites often with lots of colored pictures and advertisements. main purpose of most popular literature - ANSWER to make money by selling magazines, advertisements, and subscriptions or push an agenda primary literature - ANSWER original research that is communicated"first-hand" by the people who collected and analyzed the data. secondary literature - ANSWER a summary or synthesis of someone else's original research that is communicated "second-hand" by people who did NOT collect or analyze the original data. example: review articles or scientific books tertiary literature - ANSWER "third-hand" information. It is typically written by non-experts, often lacks citations, is prone to generalizations and simplifications, and not typically peer reviewed. example: encyclopedias and textbooks what sources are always peer-reviewed? - ANSWER always primary, most of time secondary secondary differs from primary in that - ANSWER often lacks a formal methods section, does not present new data, and is not always peer-reviewed (though review articles are peer-reviewed). what does CRAAP test help determine? - ANSWER credibility of a source What does CRAAP stand for? - ANSWER Currency Relevance Authority Accuracy Purpose Currency - ANSWER when was info published