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The way in which a scientist completes a scientific study.
What is the scientific method?
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The natural world.
What does science test?
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When new facts are discovered,
When new technology allows for different testing, When new collections, specimens, or study subjects are included. (https://youtu.be/wWGTKBn0W1s)
When is revision required in science?
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False.
Although there are multiple ways to conduct research, there are requirements for it to be considered proper and acknowledgeable research.
True or False: There is only one singular way to conduct scientific research.
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Yes. Cats are able to be observed in multiple ways.
Could you test whether or not cats are more active at night?
Why or why not? |
1. Research Planning
2. Conduct Research 3. Write A Report (https://youtu.be/CVqaTQ4mEdg)
What steps go into the scientific process?
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Peer Review and Evaluating Evidence.
What requirements are there in scientific research for it to be "legitimate?"
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No. Souls are not observable. They are more of a faith-based concept.
Could you test whether or not a cat's soul is more active at night?
Why or why not? |
Yes. A new fact was found, therefore revision would be required in the scientific process.
We have discovered that obsidian was present in local areas of native American tribes. This material could have been used to make arrowheads much like flint. Would revision be required?
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Peer review is a part of verifying your scientific research. It requires that peer scientists look over your work in order to fact-check.
What is peer review?
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The supernatural world.
What is the only thing science can not test?
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Evaluating Evidence is a way of proof-checking your own research. It involves taking a close look at your own work, and deciding where to take it based on how it has gone.
What does Evaluating Evidence mean?
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Yes, but not directly!
Can we observe history?
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