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  • what is science


    "scientia" = knowledge

  • whats data


    Data: The evidence on which scientific inquiry is based

    Qualitative data: Recorded descriptions, often subjective

    Quantitative data: Numerical measurements

    Organized in tables and graphs and analyzed using statistics

  • how does science correct itself?


    Science follows the evidence and corrects itself when new evidence is found

  • sceintific mehtods steps


    observation: notice something

    question: ask why

    hypothesis: proposed explanation for a set of observation.

    prediction: what can be done to test the hypothesis. "if...then"

    Experiment Scientific test carried out under controlled conditions

    Conclusions:Was the hypothesis supported or rejected

  • whats scientific theory


    much broader in scope than a hypothesis/ a theory thats supported by a large body of evidence/ theory thats close to being true as much as possible.

  • whats experimental variable and the 2 types


    Variables: The factors that vary in an experiment

    Independent variable: The factor that is manipulated by the scientist

    Dependant variable: The factor that is affected by the independent variable

  • controlled experiment


    The experimental group is compared with a control group

  • experimental group


    The group an experiment is being performed on

  • control group


    The group that is not being experimented on. The experimental group is compared to the control group

  • clinical trials


    Tests done on humans

    Placebo: A treatment that does not contain the medication being tested

    Double-blind trial: Neither the subjects nor the scientists know who is in which group

  • whats experimental study


    Scientists manipulate factors to see how the subject changes or reacts

  • Observational Study


    Scientists observe the subject without manipulating any factors

    Comparison of fossils and living organisms

    Observations of physical similarities

    Diet and habitat

    DNA sequencing

  • Exploration and discovery


    Making observations, asking questions, formulating hypotheses