Good And Bad Scientific Figures

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I’ve been covering the science of human goodness, off and on, for almost 10 years. In that time, I’ve seen a dramatic transformation in the way scientists understand how and why we love, thank, empathize, cooperate, and care for each other.

May 2015 issue of Shambhala Sun. Find a copy of the magazine near you, or subscribe now.' />This essay originally appeared (in slightly different form) in the May 2015 issue of Shambhala Sun. Find a copy of the magazine near you, or subscribe now.

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Of course, “goodness” doesn’t seem like a very scientific concept. It sounds downright squishy to many people, and thus unworthy of study. But you can count acts of goodness—and all science begins with counting. It’s the counting that has started to change our understanding of human life.

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Bad science: 5 most notable studies retracted in 2015. If the results sound too good to be true, they probably aren't. Wanjek is the author of 'Food at Work' and 'Bad Medicine.' Figures and Figure Captions Dr. Brett Couch and Dr. Deena Wassenberg, Biology Program, University of Minnesota Example of A Good Figure Caption This was a figure produced for the experiment described in Example 1. Radish plants showing the effects of freezing at -15C for 2h (A1 and A2).

For example, in a study published in the January edition of the journal Mindfulness, psychologists C. Daryl Cameron and Barbara Fredrickson asked 313 adults if they had helped anyone during the previous week. Eighty-five percent said they had—by, say, listening to a friend’s problems, babysitting, donating to charity, or volunteering.

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