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Question: Answer:
parts of the scientific method Observation, Problems and
Questions, Hypothesis,
Observations and Experimentation,
Data collection and analysis,
Conclusions, Theories


Question: Answer:
"My Roommate said Biology 200 students smile Observation
during lab"


Question: Answer:
"What is the most exciting class at Minnesota Problems and Questions
State Mankato?"


Question: Answer:
"Bio 100 is the most exciting class at Minnesota Hypothesis
State Mankato"


Question: Answer:
"All exiting Minnesota State Mankato seniors Observations and Experiments
were given a survey asking them what class at
Mankato the most exciting"


Question: Answer:
"For the last 20 years surveys were collected Data Collection and Analysis
from exiting seniors and it was found that 99.9%
of the seniors that that BIO was the most exciting
class taken at Mankato"


Question: Answer:
"You will also find BIO very exciting" Conclusions

, Question: Answer:
an explanation for a natural phenomenon; it is as Theories
close to the truth as scientists can get and is
accepted by a majority of scientists.


Question: Answer:
Occurs when you identify and state a problem Questioning
or ask a question. Needs to be understandable,
doable, and testable, falisifiable.


Question: Answer:
An educated guess or a possible explanation for Good Characteristics of
an observed set of facts that lends itself to Hypotheses
being tested. Must be testable through
experiments, must be very specific, and can be
written in several formats.


Question: Answer:
A well-substantiated explanation of some aspect Scientific Theory
of the natural world, based on a body of facts
that have been repeatedly confirmed through
observation and experiment.


Question: Answer:
The process of gathering information Observation
throughout the senses.


Question: Answer:
Form of reactivity that occurs in scientific Subject Expectation
experiments when a research subject expects a
given result and therefore unconsciously affects
the outcome

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