Dr. Hendricks conducts a thorough experimental investigation into the effects of alcohol consumption on the driving ability of college students. He concludes that even small amounts of alcohol – less than would
make a person legally intoxicated – can still have very serious effects on one's ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. According to the scientific method, what should Dr. Hendricks do with his conclusions?
a. Report the findings by publishing in a scholarly journal or presenting at a research conference.
b. Make sure to tell his students that alcohol is not safe, so that his research can potentially save lives.
c. Hold onto his findings until he has conducted the same experiment several more times to verify his findings.
d. Contact the local newspaper so that he can let the general public know what he found.
Answer: A
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