a way of learning about the natural world through observations and logical leads to a body of knowledge.

The process of using one or more of your sense to gather information.

quantitative observation

an observation that deals with a number or amount.

an observation that deals with characteristics that cannot be in expressed numbers.

he process of making a inference, an interpretation based on observations and prior knowledge.

the process of forecasting what will happen based on past experience or evidence.

The process of making a grouping together items alike in a way.

Comparing observation and data to reach a conclusion have been repeated.

The process of creating representations of complex objects or process.

The rule from people knowing right from wrong.

An outlook influenced by someones likes or dislikes.

An outlook influenced by the beliefs, social form ,and traits of a believe.

a mistake in the design of an experiment that makes a particular result more likely.

Describes the act of decision make or drawing conclusions based on evidence.

Describes the influence of personal feelings on a decision or conclusion.

A way to explain things by starting by starting with a general idea and then idea and then applying the idea with a specific reasoning.

Using specific observations to make generalizations.

The ongoing process of discovery in science : the diverse ways in science study of the natural world and porpose explanations based on the evidence they gather.

a possible explanation for a set of observations or answer to a scientific question; must be testable.

a factor that can change in a experiment.

The one factor that a scientist changes in a experiment also called independent variable.

The factors that changes as a result to the manipulated or independent in a experiment.

controlled experiment

an experiment in which only one variable is is manipulated at a time.

facts figures and other and other evidence gathered through observations.

a statement that describes what scientist expect to happen every time under a specific set of predictions.

a well-tested explanation for a wide range of of observations or experimental results.

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SAT: Chapter 1

Question	Answer
science	a way of learning about the natural world through observations and logical leads to a body of knowledge.
observing	The process of using one or more of your sense to gather information.
quantitative observation	an observation that deals with a number or amount.
qualitative	an observation that deals with characteristics that cannot be in expressed numbers.
inferring	he process of making a inference, an interpretation based on observations and prior knowledge.
predicting	the process of forecasting what will happen based on past experience or evidence.
classify	The process of making a grouping together items alike in a way.
evaluating	Comparing observation and data to reach a conclusion have been repeated.
making models	The process of creating representations of complex objects or process.
slepticsm	An attitude of doubt.
ethics	The rule from people knowing right from wrong.
personal bias	An outlook influenced by someones likes or dislikes.
cultural bias	An outlook influenced by the beliefs, social form ,and traits of a believe.
experimental bias	a mistake in the design of an experiment that makes a particular result more likely.
objective	Describes the act of decision make or drawing conclusions based on evidence.
subjective	Describes the influence of personal feelings on a decision or conclusion.
deductive reasoning	A way to explain things by starting by starting with a general idea and then idea and then applying the idea with a specific reasoning.
inductive reasoning	Using specific observations to make generalizations.
scientific inquiry	The ongoing process of discovery in science : the diverse ways in science study of the natural world and porpose explanations based on the evidence they gather.
hypothesis	a possible explanation for a set of observations or answer to a scientific question; must be testable.
varible	a factor that can change in a experiment.
manipulated variable	The one factor that a scientist changes in a experiment also called independent variable.
responding variable	The factors that changes as a result to the manipulated or independent in a experiment.
controlled experiment	an experiment in which only one variable is is manipulated at a time.
data	facts figures and other and other evidence gathered through observations.
scientific law	a statement that describes what scientist expect to happen every time under a specific set of predictions.
scientific thoery	a well-tested explanation for a wide range of of observations or experimental results.

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