Which best describes the role of communication in scientific investigations? communication can identify good scientific questions to further investigate. communication is not necessary once the data are collected because the scienctists can do the data analysis themselves. communication should not be used in planning the experimental design because the scientists want to have original ideas. communication is important because the scientists need to convince other researchers not to challenge their results.

The correct answer is the first option. Communication can help identify good scientific questions to further investigate.

Explanation:

Communication plays a very important role in the development of science and in scientific discoveries. Science develops because scientist can begin their research on the basis of what other people have found, discussing and supporting, with evidence, other's results.

Therefore, the only way to identify a good scientific question is to read what other people have already asked themselves in that specific field of knowledge, what is already known about the problem and what is yet to be known.

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