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A review of #scientificmethod #BCCScience
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What goes on the Y axis on a graph?
dependent variable
independent variable
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What is the independent variable?
the variable changed on purpose
The variable that is kept the same
the variable affected because of what you changed
the variable that is measured
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The aim...
Is a scientific predicition
tells the goal of the experiment
needs to start with to see
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What is a hypothesis?
A guess
A purpose to the experiment
An observation
an educated prediction of the experiment
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An aim should always start with . . .
To see
To Determine
To find out
To investigate
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What is a valid experiment?
when you change only 1 variable
when you change no variables
when you change many variables
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What is the first step in the scientific method?
Drawing Conclusion
Designing an experiment
Asking a Question
Developing a Hypothesis
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Students took a test either with music on, or no music. (What is the DV?)
how they did on the test
music on or off
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What is the dependent variable?
The variable you purposely changed
The variable you keep the same
The variable that is measured
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How often is there a pattern in the graph?
NEVER
ALWAYS!!!
SOMETIMES
when I can be bothered finding it
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Students watch cartoons and rate how funny they found it to be. (What is the IV?)
how funny
cartoon
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What is the controlled variable??
the variable that is kept the same
the variable the is changed
the variable that changes
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P.L.U.S.T. helps remind us about what?
Graphing
writing the discussion
drawing up the table
Writing the method
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What is not needed in a conclusion?
What you learned
Your hypothesis
summary of data
list of steps you completed
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Reliability is
ensuring that lots of variables have been controlled
ensuring only one variable affects results
ensuring the cosistentcy of results