The Scientific Method flashcards
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The Scientific Method flashcards page gathers user-made decks on variables, hypotheses, experimental design and data. With over 100 flashcard resources, it supports school students, university students and professional candidates practising research concepts, as well as teachers looking for material. Pick a deck to begin.
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21 cardsUnit 1.2 Secondary Sources Some reasons you can't always run your own experiments or take your own observations and data.
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9 cardsChapter 2 - Scientific Inquiry What is a hypothesis?
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4 cardsScientific Methods Variables Here are some flashcards with terms that need to be included in my experimental design
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4 cardsScientific Method Variables Here are flashcards to with tems that need to be included in the experimental design of my science project.
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52 cardsHypothesis testing What is an inference?
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58 cards1 - Science Inquiry main goals of science inquiry
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50 cardsPSY290 ASU What is Empiricism?
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22 cardsChapter 1 Introduction to Research
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20 cardsAGEE 642, Chapter 5, Class 5 Sept 19 What are two reasons for stating a hypothesis before data gathering?
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23 cardsCh. 1 Scientific Inquiry
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17 cardsAn Introduction to Science What is Science?
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21 cardsWhat is science? What is Science?
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22 cardsProcessing and analysing data Processing and analysing data
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21 cardsChapter 5 - Scientific investigations
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22 cardsScientific Method what is an observation?
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11 cardsThe Scientific Method Why is scientific research desirable?
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12 cardsUnit 1 How do you do science? What are Methods of Investigation
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10 cardsUnit 1.1 Questions Question 1 What is a hypothesis? It is an educated guess
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19 cardsThe Scientific Method What is the Scientific Method?
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20 cardsscience unit 1.3/1.4 :) summary of unit 1.3,1.4
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28 cardsScientific Method A systematic way of investigating the natural world
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17 cards1.3 Conducting Investigations 1.3 - Conducting investigations
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15 cardsUntitled
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12 cardsunit 30: the scientific method 1. A QUESTION OR SITUATION THAT NEEDS TO BE ANSWERED OR RESOLVED: a) universal b) problem c) stress d) process
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15 cardsPlanning Investigations (1.1) What is the second step in the scientific method process?
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15 cardsPSYC 343 TEST Scientific method goal?
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16 cardsUnit 1.3 Define 'fair test'
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15 cardsChapter 1
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13 cards1.1 - experiments 1.1 - Planning Investigations!
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17 cardsScientific Method What is an aim?
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10 cardsUnit 1.3 yr10 What is an active voice?
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18 cardsModule 1.3 Processing and Analyzing Data Module 1.3 Processing and Analyzing Data
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20 cardsPrimary and Secondary sources What is Data
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14 cards1.1 Planning Investigation 1.1 Planning Investigation
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20 cardsIntro
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8 cardsScientific Method State the Problem (1)
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15 cards1.1 Planning Investegations Term 1 What is the scientific method?
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5 cardsExpectancy/experimenter effects Clever Hans - The Mathematical Horse
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14 cardsScientific Method Steps of the Scientific Method
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13 cardsExperimental Design
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About the scientific method flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the Scientific Method flashcards cover
The decks approach the unit through short prompts and definitions. Scientific Method Variables covers independent, dependent and controlled variables, as well as control groups. Experimental Design includes hypotheses, random errors and precision. Other decks address secondary sources, hypothesis testing and processing data.
How to use the decks
Start with Scientific Method if you want to review the sequence from stating a problem to drawing conclusions. For a closer look at experimental terms, move to Experimental Design and work through the prompts on variables and errors.
Try answering each prompt before checking the card, then return to terms you find difficult. If you need a fuller explanation, switch to a note on the unit page. A quiz can give you a different way to check your understanding afterwards.
Choose a deck that matches the part of the unit you want to practise.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is useful for practising variables?
Scientific Method Variables is a useful starting point. Its cards cover independent, dependent and controlled variables, along with the control group. You can use the prompts to practise distinguishing what changes in an experiment from what is measured and what is kept controlled.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every flashcard resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and saves your quiz scores.
Who are these flashcards for?
The collection includes resources for school students and university students, as well as professional candidates and teachers looking for study material. The decks cover topics such as hypotheses, variables, investigation planning and data, so the right starting point depends on what you want to review.