Scientific Method

B. A hypothesis can never be proven. It can be supported, unsupported, or partially supported by the experimental evidence. The experimental data resulting from a tested hypothesis can be used to formulate a new hypothesis.

In order to answer scientifically, you need to be able to provide solid data on one side or the other of the argument. Can you think of a way to test to see whether hybrid cars get better gas mileage? Of course you can, so the question can be answered scientifically.

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This refers to the Scientific Method, a several-step method used to intentionally search for an answer.

Although details vary, one version of the method is the following:

1. Find a problem.

2. Reseach the problem.

3. Suggest a solution (also called a hypothesis).

4. Test the solution/hypothesis.

5. Look at the results (meaning, ask yourself, 'Did I solve the problem?')

6. Adjust your solution, and retest as necessary.

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Do you instruct family and associates not to give strangers information about you or your family? Do you avoid giving unnecessary personal details to anyone? Do you only give out information about family travel plans or security measures and procedures to those with a need to know? Do you closely monitor family internet acquaintances?

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The scientific method's first step is to form a question.

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Laud Humphreys produced a 1970 ethnographic survey of homosexual encounters in public places. Public restrooms were known euphemistically as tearooms. His methods would be considered unethical today. He observed the behavior of people without their knowledge or permission. He also followed them using their license plates and asked them to fill out a questionnaire, whose purpose was different than he told them: a social health survey. Finally, he published the results without notifying the participants, which violated their privacy.

If repeating an experiment with a specific outcome, the results may be different if you do not follow the exact steps. However, there is no need to follow a regimen of question and then experiment unless it makes sense to your line of reasoning.

Scientists have to do close, precise, exact, work. There is absolutely no room for sloppiness. On the other hand, scientists can be dreamers. Einstein could ask, "What would happen if I ran alongside this light ray?" A good scientist knows how to use his tools and uses them with precision. He does not let his tools use him. The scientific method is one such tool.

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