Human Sciences
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Language Language is an important and powerful tool. The language or wording used in polls can have impact on the conclusions drawn from such polls as it can affect the answers that one gets to the questions that are asked. There are several examples of polls in which different question wording can cause different answers. An example of this is that in one set of polls, it was found that the wording of possible answer choices affected the approval ratings for President Obama. People were given the choice of either 'approving' or 'disapproving' his performance. The ratings were much better than when people were given the choice of 'approving strongly', 'approving somewhat', 'disapproving somewhat' or 'disapproving strongly'. Reason There is indeed a logic behind scientific discovery. In order to start an investigation you need a hypothesis (reason) and once you evaluate it, you use reason to justify your founding. Once i