Question

please answer 1,3, and 4 is ethical issues class

EXPLORING THE ISSUE Can Science Be Trusted Without Government Regulation? Critical Thinking and Reflection 1. What is "discovery bias"? Is there anything similar in other fields (such as "treatment bias" in medicine or "driving bias" in errand-running)? 2. Is there anything similar to "discovery bias" in other fields (such as "treatment bias" in medicine or "driving bias" in errand-running)? 3. Do such biases limit our ability to see alternatives? 4. Does publishing the full methods and results of the Fouchier and Kawaoka HSN1 studies seem likely to increase our ability to protect public health from a future H5N1 pandemic? nlode " Scientific American

Answer 1

1. Discovery bias is the issue in the ethical issue where there is a tendency to favor some specific aspect in the discovery of new products. No, there is not similar other fields such as "treatment bias" in medicine or "driving bias" in errand-running.

3. Yes, these biases limit our ability to see the alternative because sometimes we ignore the specific better side of discovery due to ethical issues.

5. Yes, publishing the full methods and results of the Fouchier and Kawoka H5N1 studies seem likely to increase our ability.