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Chapter2Vocab

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control The part of the experiment in which all conditions are kept constant.
data Information obtained by observation. (Qualitative or descriptive are examples)
deductive reasoning ‘If...then’ reasoning used after forming a hypothesis; suggests something may be true about a specific case based on a known rule.
dependent variable In a controlled experiment, the measurable condition that results from changing the independent variable.
ethics The study of right and wrong.
experiment The procedure by which scientists determine the validity of a hypothesis by collecting information under controlled conditions.
hypothesis A best guess;testable explanation as to why something happens.
independent variable In a controlled experiment, the one condition that is changed.
inductive reasoning The most common type of scientific reasoning used in developing a hypothesis; produces a general rule based in a set of observations.
safety symbol Warns against specific hazards such as high voltage or radiation hazards.
scientific methods common procedures used biologists and other scientists to gather information used in problem solving and experimentation.
technology Scientific research to solve society’s needs and problems.
theory This results when a hypothesis is repeated over and over and verified.
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