Please explain how these concepts, ( Scientific reasoning, Scientific methods and approaches, and Evaluating information sources and references) apply to the scenarios be

Please explain how these concepts, ( Scientific reasoning, Scientific methods and approaches, and Evaluating information sources and references) apply to the scenarios below ! have to choose only one from those scenarios below.
– You have to clearly explain how these three concepts are relevant to the scenario. Be specific about the concepts.
– If you can please summarize how the three concepts relate to each other in this scenario.
– Thanks in advance and please include references at the end!
SCENARIO 1: Jose, a lab technician, just discovered that his supervisor Sarah, the lab manager, excluded an important set of data when she gave the data to the Principal Investigator for a research paper that was recently peer-reviewed and accepted for publication. The omitted data could influence the data results and change the analysis outcomes and and interpretation of the evidence.
SCENARIO 2: Carol read an article in Cosmopolitan magazine about the product SkinPRFT that was advertised to limit the spread of skin cancer. She impulsively purchased the product and took it back to her pharmaceutical laboratory to analyze the ingredients. She told all her employees that they needed to stop what they were doing and focus on the analysis.
SCENARIO 3: Jim is a professor at the University of Maryland and his research lab has received two research grants to develop a new vaccine against a virus that is spreading rampantly throughout the world. He asks his team to locate critical information on how to begin the work.
SCENARIO 4: Masaki dropped a beaker of a hazardous liquid on the laboratory floor and toxic fumes immediately began emanating from the liquid. The laboratory manager yelled at Masaki and called him stupid.
SCENARIO 5: Tonya works at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Larry works at MediCure Inc. They need to hire staff for both labs to conduct a set of planned experiments to ultimately develop a product that will prevent vector-borne illnesses due to mosquito bites.
SCENARIO 6: Kwesi made several field observations about the growth of bacterial cultures in the Chesapeake Bay. She developed a hypothesis about the factors that impact the growth of the bacteria, and she plans to test her hypothesis by conducting three separate experiments.
SCENARIO 7: Eric argued that ScienceToday.com provided him with the most insightful and current research news that anyone could possibly need. Kip doubted this and began to research the .com and to contrast it with what he knew about the quality of research published in peer reviewed journals.
SCENARIO 8: Harper, a laboratory manager at Synthetic Biologics Inc, frequently checked on the progress that lab technicians Laurie and Quinn were making on the research project, although they had been collecting quality data and meeting their deadlines for more than two years.