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Introduction to the Scientific Method
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An introduction to the scientific method used in any scientific study
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Introduction to the Scientific Method
1. Make Observations
Must be Objective
Must be verifiable
Based on Actual events
2. Form a hypothesis
inductive reasoning of observations
Must be testable and falsifiable
Cause and effect relationship
Null hypothesis to disprove an effect
3. Make a Prediction
generate a prediction from deductive reasoning
A specific outcome is predicted
need to decide if the hypothesis is true
4. Create an Experiment
Controlled experiment
elimination of any variables
must be able to be replicated
5. Analyse the Results
Was the hypothesis proven?
Was there a verifiable effect?
Were the variables controlled?
6. Form a Conclusion
The results agree or disagree
Never can be fully disproven
Experiment can be replicated to prove results
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Helina Ekrami
over 3 years ago
Thank you!
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caitlin gallagher
over 8 years ago
what?
what?
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kerrynskipper
over 10 years ago
This was helpful to see your layout as I need to develop a mind map for my research paper had no idea how to go about it. It all makes sense now THANKS
This was helpful to see your layout as I need to develop a mind map for my research paper had no idea how to go about it. It all makes sense now THANKS
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Angela Lloyd
almost 11 years ago
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