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Any and all information that scientists gather in trying to answer their questions Data
Using one or more of the senses to gather information Observation
A technique of using s small part or sample to represent an entire population Sampling
Statement that explains their observations AND can be tested Hypothesis
Statement made in advance that states the results that will be obtained from testing a hypothesis, if the hypothesis is supported Prediction
The group subjected to a specific factor Experimental Group
The group that is identical to the experimental group except for the factor Control Group
The process of testing a hypothesis or prediction by gathering data under controlled conditions Experiment
The factor being tested (ex. fertilizer) Independent Variable
The factor that is being measured (plant growth) Dependent Variable
The factor that is driven by or results from the independent variable Dependent Variable
An explanation supported by data Model
A conclusion made on the basis of facts or premises rather than on direct observation Inference
A broad and comprehensive statement of what is thought to be true based on many observations supported by results Theory
A rule of nature that sums up related observations and experimental results Law
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