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Use the steps of the scientific method to organize the outline.
Answer: First of I would think about my data results and then go from there. I would start drawing conclusions on why I think the experiment turned out that way. A hypothesis is a lot to take in. My hypothesis would be that the number of Right-Handed people were most likely to be Right handed dominant. And that Left-handed people were left-handed dominant. Read a scientific research paper in a scientific journal. Identify the parts of the paper that address aspects of the scientific method. Find the parts that would be considered the abstract, background information, the hypothesis, the procedure, the data, and the conclusion. Did the experiment include a control? Why or why not? Is a control always …show more content…
It can be proven in many ways. Is it sufficient to do a single experiment to test a hypothesis? Why or why not? Answer: It can be sufficient to do a single experiment to test a hypothesis because one is enough but if you can get more then one then the hypothesis is more likely to be proven right.
What statistical techniques can be used to add robustness to the data results? Answer: There can be more data and more subjects to it. There can be more information like getting the background information in more detail. You would need to do lots of critical thinking for this.
Why is it easier to test only one substance at a time or only one action at a time when doing an experiment? Answer: It's very important to test only one substance at a time because the results will come out more accurately. It makes more sense that way. Also because if you do more then one subject at a time, your whole experiment won't turn out correctly.
Is it possible to test more than one outcome at a time? What revisions in the testing approach would need to be made to do …show more content…
Does every experiment require a control?
Answer: The purpose of a control in an experiment is basically processing all the information at once. It will include everything you would need for an experiment. It includes the data, the experiment itself and the observation. Not every experiment requires this but it's so important to have one though. Do the following statements represent a hypothesis, conclusion or theory?
1)The data show that various vaccines protect people from disease. Answer: I would say conclusion only because they tested this before and now are making a conclusion to the problem.
2)All living things are made of cells. Answer: This represents a theory because this statement is true.
3)e=mc2 Answer: I want to say a theory or a conclusion....(Could be wrong)
4)The instructor loves chocolate chip cookies! (Okay, just checking that you're still awake, but you could test this! It would definitely require multiple tests!)
What applications might the Scientific Method have to daily life? Give an example. Answer: An example would
Answer: First of I would think about my data results and then go from there. I would start drawing conclusions on why I think the experiment turned out that way. A hypothesis is a lot to take in. My hypothesis would be that the number of Right-Handed people were most likely to be Right handed dominant. And that Left-handed people were left-handed dominant. Read a scientific research paper in a scientific journal. Identify the parts of the paper that address aspects of the scientific method. Find the parts that would be considered the abstract, background information, the hypothesis, the procedure, the data, and the conclusion. Did the experiment include a control? Why or why not? Is a control always …show more content…
It can be proven in many ways. Is it sufficient to do a single experiment to test a hypothesis? Why or why not? Answer: It can be sufficient to do a single experiment to test a hypothesis because one is enough but if you can get more then one then the hypothesis is more likely to be proven right.
What statistical techniques can be used to add robustness to the data results? Answer: There can be more data and more subjects to it. There can be more information like getting the background information in more detail. You would need to do lots of critical thinking for this.
Why is it easier to test only one substance at a time or only one action at a time when doing an experiment? Answer: It's very important to test only one substance at a time because the results will come out more accurately. It makes more sense that way. Also because if you do more then one subject at a time, your whole experiment won't turn out correctly.
Is it possible to test more than one outcome at a time? What revisions in the testing approach would need to be made to do …show more content…
Does every experiment require a control?
Answer: The purpose of a control in an experiment is basically processing all the information at once. It will include everything you would need for an experiment. It includes the data, the experiment itself and the observation. Not every experiment requires this but it's so important to have one though. Do the following statements represent a hypothesis, conclusion or theory?
1)The data show that various vaccines protect people from disease. Answer: I would say conclusion only because they tested this before and now are making a conclusion to the problem.
2)All living things are made of cells. Answer: This represents a theory because this statement is true.
3)e=mc2 Answer: I want to say a theory or a conclusion....(Could be wrong)
4)The instructor loves chocolate chip cookies! (Okay, just checking that you're still awake, but you could test this! It would definitely require multiple tests!)
What applications might the Scientific Method have to daily life? Give an example. Answer: An example would