Which of the following statements accurately distinguishes between stories
about scientific topics in a newspaper and articles in a scientific journal?
A. The data presented in a newspaper article are never based on a
scientific investigation. The data presented in a scientific journal
were based on a scientific investigation.
B. The article in a scientific journal presents only the results. The
newspaper story outlines the experimental design as well as the
results.
C. The article in a newspaper is presented in an unbiased way. The
article in the scientific journal is written to prove that the
scientist's hypothesis was correct.
D. The data presented in a scientific journal have been reviewed by
other experts in the field. The data presented in a newspaper
article may not have gone through peer review.