Nature of Science/ED
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| Natural | An explanation that uses science/scientific reasoning to explain a phenomenon.
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| Supernatural | An Explanation the uses non-scientific reasoning to explain a phenomenon.
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| Pseudoscience | A false science - When something is presented as science but cannot be proven or disproven.
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| Bias | When your experiences, ideas or opinions affect the outcome of your scientific experiments.
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| False Assumption | Drawing an incorrect conclusion before having all of the information.
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| Controversy | Disagreement in science.
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| Skepticism | Questioning and thinking carefully before drawing conclusions.
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| Science | A systematic way of making observations, collecting evidence and drawing conclusions.
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| Hypothesis | prediction based on observations and research
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| Independent Variable | the variable that is changed on purpose
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| Dependent Variable | the responding variable, the variable that is being measured, counted or observed
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| Constants | all the things that must remain the same to get reliable
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| results | The data collected during an experiment
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| Control Group | the level of independent variable that is used to compare
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| Trials | the number of times the experiment is repeated for one level of the independent variable
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| Conclusion | a summary of the data
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| EDD | Experimental Design Diagram
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| Levels of Independent Variable | The different ways that the independent variable is changes in an experiment.
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