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When making a guess and retesting this information a theory or what may be formed which explains why something has occurred or what it may look like?
hypothesis
What is the value of testing and retesting ideas scientifically?
While controlled experiments can offer compelling evidence to support a hypothesis or theory, not all ideas are tested this way.
What happens when new information is dicoverd about a theory?
The theory is evaluated in the context of the new information. The information may support the theory, it may require a tweak to the theory to accommodate the new information or it may require a major re-think of the theory.
What is Information theory?
The information-processing theory is a cognitive theory of learning that describes the processing, storage, and retrieval of knowledge in the mind.
What is the result when a scientist gains new information about a theory?
The theory is modified.
When making a guess and retesting this information a theory or may be formed which explains why something has occurred or what it may look like.?
hypothesis
When making a guess and retesting this information a theory or what may be formed which explains why something has occurred or what it may look like?
hypothesis
When making a guess and retesting this information a theory or what may be formed which explains why something has occured or what it may look like?
hypothesis
When making a guess and retesting this information a theory or may be formed which explains why something has something has occurred or what it may look like?
hypothesis
What is the value of testing and retesting ideas scientifically?
While controlled experiments can offer compelling evidence to support a hypothesis or theory, not all ideas are tested this way.
Why contribution theory is used as a basis for providing information relevant to decision making?
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The main theory of how the universe is formed?
The big bang theory
Which theory offers an explanation of how the solar system formed'?
nebular theory
What happens when new information is dicoverd about a theory?
The theory is evaluated in the context of the new information. The information may support the theory, it may require a tweak to the theory to accommodate the new information or it may require a major re-think of the theory.
If a scientific theory changesdoes this mean that it was not good theory to begin with?
Not necessarily... it simply means the earlier theory was based on information available at that time it was proposed. Humans are pretty good at making advances in the scientific world... experiments almost always bring new information to light - allowing us to adapt or update existing information.
What are the names of the way the moon formed?
The fission theory, the capture theory, the condensation theory, the colliding planetesimals theory and the ejected ring theory.
What are the two branches of decision usefulness theories?
The two branches of decision usefulness theories are the positive theory and the normative theory. Positive theory focuses on understanding and predicting how users make decisions based on the information provided, emphasizing the actual behaviors and outcomes. In contrast, normative theory prescribes how information should be presented to optimize decision-making, often advocating for standards that enhance clarity and relevance in financial reporting. Together, these branches aim to improve the effectiveness of information for stakeholders in making informed decisions.
