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Scientific Method an

Scientific method

TermDefinition
Scientific method a process to solve problems scientifically
Observation a comment based on something someone has seen, heard or noticed
Research the study of sources in order to gain knowledge
Hypothesis a prediction in the form of a statement that can be tested
Experiment an investigation that tests a hypothesis
Data information collected during an investigation
Analyze to discover or reveal something through examination
Conclusion the acceptance or rejection of a hypothesis
Control group the group in an experiment that is not being tested, it is what the experimental group is compared to.
Quantitative observation factual information that is measurable with standard measuring tools (rulers, scales, timer, etc)
Qualitative observation descriptive information gathered from your 5 senses
Procedure the detailed steps that explain how to do something
Outcome the results of an experiment
Variable a part of an experiment that can be changed
Independent variable the variable in an experiment that the scientist manipulates or changes.
Dependent variable the variable in the experiment that is the result of the changed variable.
Experimental group the group in an experiment that has the change made by the scientist
Constants the factors or parts of the experiment that stay the same in all groups
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