Members of communities share common assumptions, practices and understanding of ideas that are often not familiar to those outside the community. Which of the folllowing examples would be familiar to most scientists or other academics (people who work in universities in various fields), but would be confusing or unknown to many people in the general community? more than one answer is correct a. The process and function of peer review. b. Knowledge of the Fortran programming language. c. Use of scientific terminology. d. Use of a wide variety of graphs and statistics to communicate information.

Does some knowledge only belong to particular communities of knowers?

Using the two words you gave in the above question, critically examine how individuals and communities construct knowledge in any area of knowledge. [Just 10 to 30 words would suffice.]

Systematic and organized compilation and critical study of related body of knowledge is called Literature review Data analysis Statistical analysis Result & Discussion

Select all that apply.We must always reference: Group of answer choicesThe ideas of others.The words of others.Common knowledge.Graphics or data from another source (e.g. graphs, charts, tables, images, maps etc.)

Which of the following is a characteristic of a non-academic source?Group of answer choicesPrimarily written by disciplinary expertsContains citations and a reference listUnlikely to be peer-reviewedContains formal writing