MAKE A QUESTION

MAKE A QUESTION

1. OBSERVATION

   • Active acquisition of information from the sense of sight.
   • Expermimentation
     • It consists in the study of a phenomenon, usually reproduced in a laboratory, in the particular conditions of study that interest, eliminating or introducing those variables that may influence it.
     • Measurement
       • Basic process of science that is based on comparing a selected unit of measure with the object or phenomenon whose physical magnitude is to be measured, to find out how many times the unit is contained in that magnitude.
       • Hypotesis
         • It is an unverified statement, once refuted or confirmed it will cease to be a hypothesis
         • Falsifiability
           • Every scientific proposition must be susceptible to being falsified or refuted.
           • Reproducibility
             • Be reproduced or replicated by others.
             • Peer review
               • This method leaves work open to scrutiny.
               • Publication
                 • Scientific publication.