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Research the systematic, rigorous investigation of natural phenomena through observation, experimentation, and data analysis to generate new knowledge, test hypotheses, or refine existing theories
Observation the active process of using senses or tools to gather objective information (data) about a phenomenon, behavior, or object
Inference the process of drawing logical conclusions or educated guesses from existing evidence, reasoning
Hypothesis a tentative, testable, and falsifiable explanation for a specific
Experiment a systematic, controlled procedure designed to test a hypothesis,
Independent Variable the factor that a researcher intentionally changes, manipulates, or controls in an experiment
Dependent Variable It represents the "effect" being studied, with its value "depending" on other controlled
Controlled Variable any factor kept constant (unchanged) during an experiment to ensure that only the independent variable affects the outcome,
Control a standard for comparison in an experiment, typically a group or condition where the experimental treatment is absent
Data an interdisciplinary field that uses scientific methods, algorithms, and systems to extract knowledge
Conclusion the final step of an investigation, summarizing the results, evaluating the hypothesis (supported or refuted)
Analyze the systematic process of breaking down complex data, materials, or phenomena into smaller
Scientific Bias a systematic, often unintentional, deviation from the truth in research—encompassing study design
Data trends the long-term, general direction of change in a variable over time or across experimental conditions
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