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Can be very logical and even true, but does not meet the characteristics of science Non-Science
What are some examples of a Non-Science? The arts, philosophy, mythology, religious beliefs, mathematics, personal opinions.
An emerging study that currently is not considered a science but eventually may meet the requirements to be considered a science Protoscience
What are some examples of a Protoscience? Psychoanalysis, Mental Telepathy
Studies that position themselves as science without meeting the requirements for science Pseudoscience
What are some examples of pseudoscience? Astrology, alchemy, many occults, many weight loss pills or herbal nemedies
The _________ method follows a systemic process for investigation problems. Following the steps of the _____________ method ensures that a study meets the requirements of science. Scientific Method
List the 6 steps to the scientific method : 1. Problem 2. Information 3. Hypothesis 4 Experiment 5. Observation 6. Conclusion
Gathering data about your question such as : internet, trade journeys, reports, experts, your past experiences Information
A logical interpretation of an event that is based on observation and prior knowledge Inference
An educated guess, written as an "If, then" statement Hypothesis
When conducting an ______________, change on factor at a time and keep everything else the same Experiment
A factor that is changed is a __________. Variable
The "if"
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