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Scientific Investigation a systematic process used to explore observations, answer questions, and test hypotheses about the natural world using the scientific method
Research a systematic, evidence-based inquiry designed to discover, interpret, or revise knowledge
Observation the active process of gathering information by using senses or scientific tools to notice and record data, behaviors, or events in natural or controlled settings
Inference a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
Hypothesis a testable, proposed explanation or educated guess for an observation or phenomenon, serving as a starting point for scientific investigation, often framed as an "if, then" statement
Experiment a scientific test or procedure performed to discover, demonstrate, or test a hypothesis by manipulating variables under controlled conditions to observe cause-and-effect relationships, gathering data to support or refute a theory
Independent Variable the factor that is changed or controlled to explore its effects on an outcome
Dependent Variable the factor you measure or observe to see how it responds to changes
Controlled Variable factors kept intentionally unchanged throughout an experiment to ensure a fair test
Control a standard for comparison in an experiment
Data facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis
Conclusion the final judgment or summary of an experiment's results, stating whether the data supports or refutes the initial hypothesis
Analyze to examine something methodically and in detail, typically in order to explain and interpret its nature, structure, or essential features
Scientific Bias systematic, often unintentional, errors in the design, data collection, analysis, or interpretation phases of research that lead to inaccurate, skewed, or non-objective results
Data trends pervasive integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML), driving autonomous systems and personalized experiences
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