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Scientific Investigations
involve critical thinking
establish sound procedures in a variety of areas
conducted to identify potential problems and to create procedures for emergency situations. This proactive approach can save lives.
If existing procedure fails to solve problem. Which can lead to new solutions not previously considered. Leading to radically new designs that improve the quality of life.
quantitative
numerical
Scientific Method Order
1. Problem Identification
2. Question Asking
3. Hypothesis Development
4. Data Collection and Hypothesis
5. Analysis
6. Conclusion
hypothesis
explanation formulated to answer the questions being investigated
Steps for forming a hypothesis
1. Identify the problem
2. Ask questions
3. Formulate a hypothesis
Data Collection Steps
1. Observation
2. Measurement
3. Samples
4. Organization
Experimentation
Involves comparing a control group to an experimental group.
deductive reasoning
when conclusions follow a general principle.
inductive reasoning
when conclusions are formed from specific facts.
anatomy
study of the structure of organs and body systems