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6th grade scientific study of people

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QUALITATIVE OBSERVATION   describes properties or characteristics (qualities)used to identify - often result of putting things in categories  
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QUANTITATIVE OBSERVATION   describes values that have been measured or counted - quantity -- number or amount  
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INFERENCE   logical conclusion  
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PARTS OF A WELL-DESIGNED INVESTIGATION   1. testable question 2. hypothesis 3. procedure 4. variables - dependent and independent 5. materials and methods 6. trials and data 7. conclusion and results  
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HYPOTHESIS - IS IT A GUESS?   Not a Guess!! an educated prediction that can be tested  
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PLACEBO   contains no active ingredient but believed to contain active ingredient  
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PLACEBO EFFECT   response when no active ingredient given  
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PLACEBO GROUP (CONTROL GROUP) - WHY HAVE ONE?   provides a group for comparison to experimental group - basis for comparison  
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INDEPENDENT VARIABLE   variable that is changed in an experiment  
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DEPENDENT VARIABLE   variable that is measured in an experiment  
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QUALITATIVE VS. QUANTITATIVE   qualitative is without measurement -- quantitative is with measurement  
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REPRODUCIBLE DATA - WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?   experiment produces similar results each time - shows data is accurate  
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