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Scientific Investigations
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involve critical thinking
establish sound procedures in a variety of areas conducted to identify potential problems and to create procedures for emergency situations. This proactive approach can save lives. |
If existing procedure fails to solve problem. Which can lead to new solutions not previously considered. Leading to radically new designs that improve the quality of life.
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quantitative
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numerical
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Scientific Method Order
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1. Problem Identification
2. Question Asking 3. Hypothesis Development 4. Data Collection and Hypothesis 5. Analysis 6. Conclusion |
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hypothesis
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explanation formulated to answer the questions being investigated
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Steps for forming a hypothesis
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1. Identify the problem
2. Ask questions 3. Formulate a hypothesis |
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Data Collection Steps
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1. Observation
2. Measurement 3. Samples 4. Organization |
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Experimentation
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Involves comparing a control group to an experimental group.
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deductive reasoning
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when conclusions follow a general principle.
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inductive reasoning
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when conclusions are formed from specific facts.
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anatomy
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study of the structure of organs and body systems
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