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A hypothesis that is supported by evidence gathered in the research process is called a what?
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What are the uses of hypothesis?
Hypothesis suppports the research to find and answer to a problem. It is express in declarative form. According to my profesor, a hypothesis bridges the gap betwen theory and empirial inquiry. It does not matter if the hypothesis is positive of negative toward to the research problem. The most important is that it will provide a gudeline to the proble.
Seven parts of a science experiment?
The research Question Hypothesis The procedure Materials The results Experiment The conclusion
What are 3 sources from which a hypothesis may arise?
Invariably, they arise out of a curious mind. People make observations and notice what might be subtle patterns in the information, or they think about a problem in one field by playing with ideas from another field, or a thought comes after struggling with a problem for a long time. They can arise in any number of ways; but they all have curious minds as their means of expression.
How does the terms theory and hypothesis differ?
A hypothesis is an idea. A theory is an idea that has been tested to some degree without yet being shown false. Actually this is not quite right. Hypothesis is a scientifically validated research question in the form of a statement whihc can be proven or disproven.
List of reasons why evolution is true?
There is strong evolutionary evidence by people such as Darwin.There is evidence in our biological structures ie: bones and DNA in particular.Although evolution (the theory) is debated there is very strong evidence (look at Darwins books and research)
A hypothesis that is supported by evidence gathered in the research process is called?
deductive
When does hypothesis become a conclusion?
When data gathered in the research process supports its validity
List ways hypothesis can be supported?
A hypothesis can be supported by checking it against your research to see if it is true, checking it against research done by others, and testing your hypothesis rapidity.
If you posed a hypothetical answer to a research question but then had a hard time finding data that supported your hypothesis what should you do?
Try to come up with a different hypothesis that seems to be supported by the data.
What are the parts of scientific investigation?
The parts of scientific investigation are identifying a research question or problem, forming a hypothesis, gathering evidence, analyzing evidence.
What is it called when factsfigures and other evidence gathered through observations?
The general term is - research.
When providing information gathered from research you must do what?
Only use the information that adds up to a logical hypothesis.
Explain in detail the three possible outcomes that may result from this research?
The question is very poorly specified so this answer is simply a wild guess at what the questioner might want. Three possible outcomes of any research, designed to test some hypothesis, are: (a) evidence in support of the hypothesis; (b) evidence disproving the hypothesis; or (c) evidence that can neither prove (support) nor disprove the hypothesis.
What is the link between theory and research?
A hypothesis begets research. That research either denies the hypothesis, or confirms it and makes it a theory.
What do you do after you formed a hypothesis?
test your hypothesis.
Why is reliability important in research?
Reliability is very important to research because it tells us (based on results obtained each time) whether or not there is a problem with your research, proves or disproves your hypothesis (insufficient evidence to suggest hypothesis is correct) concluding that reliability is low. Also, if a research is reliable it can be used as scientific evidence.
If your prediction turns out false your experiment has been a failure?
No. You can use your experimental observations or do more research to formulate a new hypothesis. A hypothesis that is not supported by the experimental data, it is just simply an unsupported hypothesis.
