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involves a series of steps that are used to investigate a natural occurence

scientific method

are things that happen in real life

natural occurence

is an empirical method for acquiring knowledge that has characterized the development of science since atleast the 17th century

scientific method

Introduced what may be called a scientific method.

aristotle

Aristotle's demonstration is found in _______

posterior analytics

aristotle provided another of the ingredients of scientific tradition: ______

empiricism

He was credited with the first documentation of the steps that are now known as the scientific method.

sir frances bacon

is a systematic way of acquiring knowledge about the natural world through observation, experimentation and hypothesis testing

Scientific method

involves recognizing and formulating a problem, collecting and analyzing data and drawing logical conclusions

scientific method

is used in sciences to construct and test scientific hypotheses and explanations. it also requires applying rigorous skepticism and empirical evidence to avoid cognitive biases.

scientific method

6 steps of the scientific method

1. Observation and asking a question 2. Research the topic area 3.formulate the hypothesis 4.test with experiment 5.collect and analyze the data 6. Report conclusion

is an act of noticing or perceiving in the natural sciences and the acquisition of information from a primary source.

observation

develop a question or problem that can be solved through experimentation

asking questions

confuct background research and write down your sources so you can cite your references.

research the topic area

the predicted outcome of an experiment

formulating hypothesis

should be written in the form of if-then statements

hypothesis

includes developing and following a procedure, including a detailed list of the materials. the outcome must be measurable (quantifiable)

test with experiment

modify the procedure if needed, confirm the results by retesting. include tables, graphs and photographs.

collecting and analyzing data

includes a statemant that accepts or rejects a hypothesis. includes recommendations for further study and possible improvements to the procedure.

report the conclusions

Allows readers to understand the experiment without doing it themselves.

scientific report

give others the opportunity to check the methodology of the experiment to ensure the validity if the results

scientific reports

the 6 general rules in writing scientific reports

1. use passive voice 2.use past tense 3. use headings and sub-headings 4.use a pencil to draw the scientific diagram or graph 5. use simple and clear lines for the scientific diagram 6. tables and graphs are necessary

the 10 structure of scientific report

1. title 2.introduction 3.objectives 4.hypothesis 5.risk-assesment 6. method 7. results 8. discussion 9. conclusion 10. references

should simply introduce what your experiment is all about.

title

it should predict the contents of the scientific report

tirle

it should be interesting to the reader

title

it should have keywords

title

it should reflect the tone of writing

title

it should contain 5-15 words

title

write a paragraph to give your readers background information to understand your experiment

introduction

includes the topic, the benefits of the experiment and the reasons of conducting the experiment

introduction

identify what is going to be tested in an experiment. this should be short, concise and clear

objectives

the prediction of the outcome of an experiment

hypothesis

identify the hazards associated with the experiments and provide a method to minimize or prevent the risks

risk-assessment

includes a list of every material you used and the steps of what you did in the experiment and a scientific diagram of the experimental apparatus

method

this is where you document the results of the experiment. the data you record for your experiment will generally be qualitative or quantitative. most of the time, a table is the best way to record the results

results

where you analyze and interpret the results and identify any experimental errors or possible areas of improvement.

discusion

discussion

1. trends in the results 2. scientific explanation 3.validity 4.reliability 5. possible improvements

states whether the aims or objectives were achieved and if your hypothesis was supported.

concluded

this is where you cite your sources in your report in the form (APA, MLA)

references

remeber, ____, —— and ____ are essential in scientific writing

clarity, precision and objectivity

is a systematic process through which people seek specific and valuable info by collecting, evaluating and interpreting data

research

characteristics of research (5)

1.controlled 2. rigorous 3.systematic 4. valid and empirical 5. foundation of knowledge

this type of research aims to describe a phenomenon or situation. it provides a detailed account without manipulating variables

descriptive research

answers the question what, where, how and when but not why.

descriptive research

here, researchers explore a topic to gain insights and generate hypotheses. it’s often the initial step before more structured research

exploratory research

this research seeks to explain relationships between variables. it explores why something occurs.

explanatory research

in this type of research, researchers manipulate variables to establish cause-and-effect relationships.

experimental research

there are two groups involved in the experimental research,

control group and experimental group.

focuses on understanding human behaviors, feelings and experiences. it involves interviews, observations and content analysis

qualitative research

involves numerical data, statistical analysis and objective measurements

quantitative research

refers to the usefulness of research to others.

relevance

means the study has the potential to fill gaps in knowledge or address unknown aspects

high relevance

a way of writing a sentence where the object of action becomes a subject

passive voice

the primary title

heading

the secondary title

subheading

it summarizes the content that follows

heading

it provides additional context or further break down the content

subheading

are useful for dividing larger sections into smaller subsections

subheadings

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問題一覧

involves a series of steps that are used to investigate a natural occurence

scientific method

are things that happen in real life

natural occurence

is an empirical method for acquiring knowledge that has characterized the development of science since atleast the 17th century

scientific method

Introduced what may be called a scientific method.

aristotle

Aristotle's demonstration is found in _______

posterior analytics

aristotle provided another of the ingredients of scientific tradition: ______

empiricism

He was credited with the first documentation of the steps that are now known as the scientific method.

sir frances bacon

is a systematic way of acquiring knowledge about the natural world through observation, experimentation and hypothesis testing

Scientific method

involves recognizing and formulating a problem, collecting and analyzing data and drawing logical conclusions

scientific method

is used in sciences to construct and test scientific hypotheses and explanations. it also requires applying rigorous skepticism and empirical evidence to avoid cognitive biases.

scientific method

6 steps of the scientific method

1. Observation and asking a question 2. Research the topic area 3.formulate the hypothesis 4.test with experiment 5.collect and analyze the data 6. Report conclusion

is an act of noticing or perceiving in the natural sciences and the acquisition of information from a primary source.

observation

develop a question or problem that can be solved through experimentation

asking questions

confuct background research and write down your sources so you can cite your references.

research the topic area

the predicted outcome of an experiment

formulating hypothesis

should be written in the form of if-then statements

hypothesis

includes developing and following a procedure, including a detailed list of the materials. the outcome must be measurable (quantifiable)

test with experiment

modify the procedure if needed, confirm the results by retesting. include tables, graphs and photographs.

collecting and analyzing data

includes a statemant that accepts or rejects a hypothesis. includes recommendations for further study and possible improvements to the procedure.

report the conclusions

Allows readers to understand the experiment without doing it themselves.

scientific report

give others the opportunity to check the methodology of the experiment to ensure the validity if the results

scientific reports

the 6 general rules in writing scientific reports

the 10 structure of scientific report

1. title 2.introduction 3.objectives 4.hypothesis 5.risk-assesment 6. method 7. results 8. discussion 9. conclusion 10. references

should simply introduce what your experiment is all about.

title

it should predict the contents of the scientific report

tirle

it should be interesting to the reader

title

it should have keywords

title

it should reflect the tone of writing

title

it should contain 5-15 words

title

write a paragraph to give your readers background information to understand your experiment

introduction

includes the topic, the benefits of the experiment and the reasons of conducting the experiment

introduction

identify what is going to be tested in an experiment. this should be short, concise and clear

objectives

the prediction of the outcome of an experiment

hypothesis

identify the hazards associated with the experiments and provide a method to minimize or prevent the risks

risk-assessment

includes a list of every material you used and the steps of what you did in the experiment and a scientific diagram of the experimental apparatus

method

results

where you analyze and interpret the results and identify any experimental errors or possible areas of improvement.

discusion

discussion

1. trends in the results 2. scientific explanation 3.validity 4.reliability 5. possible improvements

states whether the aims or objectives were achieved and if your hypothesis was supported.

concluded

this is where you cite your sources in your report in the form (APA, MLA)

references

remeber, ____, —— and ____ are essential in scientific writing

clarity, precision and objectivity

is a systematic process through which people seek specific and valuable info by collecting, evaluating and interpreting data

research

characteristics of research (5)

1.controlled 2. rigorous 3.systematic 4. valid and empirical 5. foundation of knowledge

this type of research aims to describe a phenomenon or situation. it provides a detailed account without manipulating variables

descriptive research

answers the question what, where, how and when but not why.

descriptive research

here, researchers explore a topic to gain insights and generate hypotheses. it’s often the initial step before more structured research

exploratory research

this research seeks to explain relationships between variables. it explores why something occurs.

explanatory research

in this type of research, researchers manipulate variables to establish cause-and-effect relationships.

experimental research

there are two groups involved in the experimental research,

control group and experimental group.

focuses on understanding human behaviors, feelings and experiences. it involves interviews, observations and content analysis

qualitative research

involves numerical data, statistical analysis and objective measurements

quantitative research

refers to the usefulness of research to others.

relevance

means the study has the potential to fill gaps in knowledge or address unknown aspects

high relevance

a way of writing a sentence where the object of action becomes a subject

passive voice

the primary title

heading

the secondary title

subheading

it summarizes the content that follows

heading

it provides additional context or further break down the content

subheading

are useful for dividing larger sections into smaller subsections

subheadings