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Review- Scientific Method & Variables
Review- Scientific Method & Variables
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Steps of the Scientific Method and Variables
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Independent variable? Exercise lowers blood pressure
Amount of exercise
Blood Pressure
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Dependent Variable? Having the TV on will make you fall asleep slower.
Time it takes to fall asleep
TV being on
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Independent variable? Lower temperatures improve test scores
Test Scores
Temperature
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This is the final step in the scientific method - Is your hypothesis supported?
Hypothesis
Stating the problem
Analyzing Date
Conclusion
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The variable which is being measured
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
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A multi-step investigative procedure used to answer problems in science is
Clinical Trials
Creating a Theory
Peer Review
The Scientific Method
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An organized way of looking at the natural world is also called
Hypothesis
Psychology
Science
Theory
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A proposed answer to a question of why something happens is called a
Conclusion
Theory
Hypothesis
Problem
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This step of the scientific method requires you to test your hypothesis with variables and constants
Experimentation
Analyzing Date
Doing Research
Conclusion
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Often forgotten, this step in the scientific method gives you background info.
Doing Research
Stating the Problem
Hypothesis
Analyzing the Data
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Graphs, tables, and charts are used in this step of the scientific method
Drawing the Conclusion
Stating the problem
Formulating a Hypothesis
Analyzing Data
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This is the very first step in the scientific method - What do you want to know?
Hypothesis
Experimentation
State the Problem
Conclusion
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Independent variable? Caffeine speeds your heart rate.
Caffeine
Heart Rate
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These are things that MUST stay the same throughout an experiment
Control Groups
Independent Variables
Constants
Dependent Variables
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The group who does not receive the independent variable.
Control Group
Experimental group