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Scientific Method

The scientific method is the basis of scientific investigation. A scientist will pose a question and formulate a hypothesis as a potential explanation or answer to the question. The hypothesis will be tested through a series of experiments. The results of the experiments will either prove or disprove the hypothesis. This category should contain questions and answers regarding the scientific method.

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What is the CURBS Method?

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What are 3 properties of nonmetals?

3 physical properties of non metals: 1- they are mostly in the form of liquids and gases but some also exits as solids. 2-they absorb light and do not have much luster even on polishing. 3- they are bad conductors of heat and light due to the presence of metallic bond between its atoms...... ur retarted

What are the lovejoy hypothesis?

Owen Lovejoy, an expert in evolution, suggested that living beings such as primates made the transition from walking on all fours to walking on their legs (or bipedalism) in order to facilitate the use of the hands.

What is the differnece between experimental hypothesis and directional hypothesis?

The experimental hypothesis, if stipulated like this, does not imply to be taking any specific direction in its prediction. Hence we will be in a situation were it will only refer to as either, a difference or a correlation only, the experiemntal hypothesis. However, if we decide to give direction to the experimental hypothesis, then we will have to add some information to the stipulation focusing on whether we predict that the difference involved will specifically cause an increase or decrease of the dependent variable(s), the directional hypothesis.

Objects do this in water when the upthrust is big enough?

it capacitates, at least that's what my friends told me? LOL;} hope that was help(thumbs up)

What did Bowlby's maternal deprivation hypothesis predict?

Bowlby predicted that maternal deprivation would lead to delinquency and affectionless psychopathy. Maternally deprived infants cannot interact with people the same way others do.

http://www.s-cool.co.uk/alevel/psychology/attachments/effects-of-deprivation-and-privation.html

Scientific name of ponkan?

Citrus Reticulata... Ponkan is just another variety of the same species they only differ on the place where they are cultivated

Linearity is how much important in method validation?

its important for recover the calculation equation and for improve linearity equation (pears low )

How did exploration contribute to the scientific revolution?

exploration would have helped in many ways for example look at the arctic that is how scientist know about global warming plus magnetic fields after that their are many other things that help look at geographers their job is to understand the landscape that later can help many scientist

What is a scientific method most effective in?

The scientific method is most effective in proving or finding an answer to your initial Hypothesis. Many times the scientific method will lead you to new questions.

Who is arkimidis?

Arkimidis was the Greek hero that destroyed Troy

How do you remember the scientific method?

um read it over and try your best to memorize it i guess

In the scientific method What statement attempts to explain an observed phenomenon?

The scientific method uses a hypothesis or hypothetical explanation, which is tested to determine its validity.

What is the solution casting method?

It is the simplest method used to create thin films from solution using centrifugal force. By drop small amount of polymer solution (or chemical solution) onto spinning head (mold or surface), then spin the solution (rpm for few seconds or minutes), the centrifugal force (force used for rotating around the motor) will provide enough force to spread the solution droplet into thin film layers spreading out on top of the surface (mold).

What is the Pimsleur method?

The Pimsleur method refers to a way of learning foreign languages. If you listen to his recordings for 30 minutes during 10 days, he claims you can learn the basics of a foreign language. He claims that studying vocabulary or grammar goes against the natural path to learning a language. Like a child, we should absorb the language, as opposed to cramming it in our brains.

What is the purpose of using the scientific method?

to make careful observations

(got this off a study guide at school haha)

What is Peer debriefing in qualitative research?

seek to understand the world through the perspectives of others.

What is a description of the sequence scientific method?

The sequence of the scientific method moves in this way: Purpose > Research > Hypothesis > Experimentation > Analysis > Conclusion

What is at the heart of the scientific method in all sciences?

Experimentation is at the heart of the scientific method. Any scientist begins with the observation of natural phenomena, hypothesizes what may account for such phenomena, tests the hypotheses by manipulating some aspect of nature that can be controlled, and measures the result against the state of affairs when no such manipulation is implemented. In this way, hypotheses that do not match nature's laws are falsified when the independent variables manipulated do not account for predictable results. The falsifiability of hypotheses is the hallmark of science. Without experimentation, there is no science.

Once there is an experimental finding that seems to demonstrate some understanding of how nature works, the results are communicated so that others may confirm or deny the reliability of the hypotheses now bolstered by evidence. This limits the probability that experimental results occurred by chance or were the outcome of human error. Thus, another important feature of science is replication. Any method used in any field of science must be reproduced by independent observers in order to be useful.