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Studying People Scientifically

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The steps a scientist goes through when finding an answer to a problem.   The Scientific Method  
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Information that is difficult to measure, count, or express in numerical terms.   Qualitative Data  
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An exchange of one thing in return of another, giving up one benefit or advantage for another regarded as more desirable.   Trade Off  
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The agency that is responsible for determining if a food or drug is safe and effective enough to be sold to the public.   FDA  
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The available facts, data and/or observations which support a theory or conclusion.   Evidence  
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Includes your brain, spinal cord, and nerves.   Nervous System  
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The number of items in a sample.   Sample Size  
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Logical conclusions based on factual knowledge or evidence.   Inference  
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The study of living things and how they interact with things around them.   Life Science  
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To examine, closely study, and evaluate in order to better understand data.   Analyze  
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The nerve endings that detect pressure on your skin.   Touch Receptor  
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A disease that caused rashes and mental insanity in individuals who were lacking a specific vitamin -B in their diet.   Pellagra  
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A set of values   Range  
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In an experiment, it is the value that is changed or controlled.   Variable  
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An inactive substance used as a control.   Placebo  
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The study of right and wrong in people's behavior.   Ethics  
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The doctor that discovered that people who ate primarily corn were getting the disease pellagra.   Goldberger  
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An explanation for an observation or scientific problem that can be tested by further investigation.   Hypothesis  
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A decision based on observations and analysis or data in an experiment.   Conclusion  
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The volunteers in a clinical trial sign this form.   Informed Consent  
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A standard or comparison.   Control  
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An organization that provides money for research.   NIH  
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In a clinical trial, the group that does not receive treatment.   Control Group  
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Data represented as numerical figures.   Quantitative Data  
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The act of conducting a controlled test.   Experiment  
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Tests done by volunteers to determine if a products such as medicines should be made available to the public.   Clinical Trial  
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A lack of something.   Deficiency  
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The viewing and recording of data.   Observation  
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