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Unit 1 Nature of Science
Unit 1 Nature of Science
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Nature of science, scientific method
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There is a class website that includes a calendar/agenda and documents.
Nah
Yep
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Designed to answer original question.
Observation
Test
Hypothesis
Control
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A proposed answer to a question. Can be tested.
Theory
Belief
Hypothesis
Law
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Atomic theory
Science
Pseudoscience
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Tentative explanation for a phenomena; must be testable.
Conclusion
Test
Hypothesis
Observation
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An explanation as to why certain laws and facts exist.
Theory
Belief
Law
Hypothesis
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An experiment tests the hypothesis that a vitamin could extend a person’s life.
The independent variable is the person’s life span.
The independent variable is the amount of vitamin given.
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A statement that is not always scientifically provable.
Theory
Hypothesis
Law
Belief
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Measuring 50 ml of water for a science lab
Indirect observation (inference)
Direct observation
Neither
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Adheres to the scientific method
Science
Pseudoscience
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An experiment tests the hypothesis that a vitamin could extend a person’s life.
The dependent variable is the person’s life span.
The dependent variable is the amount of vitamin given.
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Can be scientifically disproven, but still held to be true.
Belief
Hypothesis
Law
Theory
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Ms. McDilda is totally cool with students being on their phones during class.
Don't even.
You betcha!
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Based on beliefs and anecdotal evidence
Pseudoscience
Science
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Each cow left on your Mooster is worth 2 class participation points.
Yes, that is true.
Wrong!
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Class of 2021 rocks!
Absofreakinglutely
Meh
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When you're absent, you are not responsible for making up any of the work.
I don't think so.
That's right!
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Based on results.
Hypothesis
Observation
Test
Conclusion
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Physics
Science
Pseudoscience
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You put dirty dishes in the dishwasher and they come out clean.
Indirect observation (inference)
Neither
Direct observation
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Is not reliably tested
Science
Pseudoscience
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Can usually be described using words or a mathematical formula.
Theory
Law
Hypothesis
Belief
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A baseline for comparison.
Hypothesis
Observation
Control
Conclusion
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Measuring gas concentration in an ice core to determine historical temperatures
Neither
Direct observation
Indirect observation (inference)
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Shenanigans are encouraged during labs. They make labs fun!
No no no no no no no no no no no
Oh yeah!
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Information obtained through your senses.
Conclusion
Conclusion
Hypothesis
Observation
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For a hypothesis to be scientific, it must be
in agreement with what we know is true
sensible to sensible people
factual
testable
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Collecting daily temperature measurements in a specific location.
Indirect observation (inference)
Neither
Direct observation
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May be revised, but is not expected to be proven wrong.
Law
Belief
Hypothesis
Theory