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Propose explanations that can be tested, collect & organize information and deals only in the natural world are the three...
What are the three goals of science?
These are the two types of data
What are quantitative and qualitative?
Make observations - identify a question
What is Step 1 of the scientific method?
this is something you can control or change
What is a manipulated or independent variable?
These explain why
What are Theories?
Science by definition
What is a body of knowledge that explains the natural world?
Information gathered through observation
What is Data?
Share Information
What is step 6 of the scientific method?
You measure this
What is a responding or dependent variable?
These tell us what will happen
What are Laws?
the gathering of information with the senses
What is qualitative data?
What is step 5 of the scientific method?
"DRY MIX" is a acronym for this
What is the chart set up for measuring variables?
This is a statement that answers a question
What is a Claim?
logically interpreting something based on prior knowledge and observation
What is an inference?
This type of data is quantity based, a number or measure
What is quantitative data?
What is step 2 of the scientific method?
What is Dependent, Responding, and Y Axis?
This is the data used to support the claim - either qualitative or quantitative
What is Evidence?
What is a hypothesis?
Data
What does a baby computer call its father?
What are form a hypothesis and test the hypothesis?
The acronym 'MIX' stands for
What is Manipulated, independent, and x axis?
This is the explanation of "why and how" the evidence supports the given claim
What is Reasoning?