Warm-Up Type your response in the box.
You've probably heard it said hundreds of times. A friend, a parent, or even a teacher tells you that something is "a
scientific fact." But what makes something a scientific fact? And how are scientific facts any different from other
types of Information?
Behind these questions lles a bigger question: What is science? In the space provided, write your own definition of
science. As you write, think about what people create when using science and how they go about creating it.

What did the first language sound like

What condition is kept close to its set point in osmoregulation? a. body temperature b.platelet count c.blood glucose level d.water balance

Read the scenario below and answer the question that follows. hallie is reading a novel in the library when susan, her best friend, slumps down in a chair next to her. susan doesn't say anything, but hallie knows that susan is upset because she is slumping in her seat and rolling her eyes. a psychologist would explain that hallie is interpreting her friend's emotion based on a. the behavioral component of emotion b. her friend's ability to regulate emotion c. the verbal component of emotion d. the physiological component of emotion select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d