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14 Cards in this Set
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CONCLUSION
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a statement that sums up what you have learned from an experiment and are not necessarily
the end of a scientific investigation |
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CONTROL (setup)
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part of an experiment that does not contain the variable.
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DATA
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the facts, figures, and other evidence gained through observation.
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EMPIRICAL
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based on observation, data or experiment; not on theory.
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HYPOTHESIS
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a possible explanation for a set of observations or an answer to a scientific question. (a
hypothesis is a testable explanation.) |
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INTERFERENCE
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an interpretation based on observation and prior knowledge.
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LAW
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scientific theory that has been tested many times and is generally accepted as true.
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OBSERVATION
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using all five senses to gather information.
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QUALITATIVE
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data concerned with quality.
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QUANTITATIVE
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data that is concerned with quantity.
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Experimental Setup:
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part of an experiment that contains the variable.
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Scientific Method (inquiry):
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systematic approach to problem solving.
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Theory:
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a well-tested concept that explains a wide range of observations.
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Variable:
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any factor that can change in an experiment.
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