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Elements of the Scientific Method - Answer o Observations o Questions o Hypothesis o Predictions o Testing (experiments) o Conclusions Why is falsifiability important to a scientific hypothesis? - Answer Falsifiability is the fundamental mechanism that gives a statement truth Null Hypothesis - Answer There is no statistical difference between the two variables Alternative Hypothesis - Answer The hypothesis accepted to be true if the null is rejected Independent Variable - Answer the thing that you are changing Dependent Variable - Answer the thing that you are measuring Control Groups - Answer represent the original situation with nothing changed Experimental Groups - Answer those with a variable changed Data - Answer all the information we have gathered about a particular subject Quantitative Data - Answer number or a measurement Qualitative Data - Answer categorical, like a color or size Why is a larger sample size better than smaller? - Answer The larger the sample size, the more likely the results will have statistical significance. It is easier to generalize

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BSC2005 UF Exam #1 Questions with
Complete Answers 2026-2027 Updated.
Elements of the Scientific Method - Answer o Observations

o Questions

o Hypothesis

o Predictions

o Testing (experiments)

o Conclusions



Why is falsifiability important to a scientific hypothesis? - Answer Falsifiability is the
fundamental mechanism that gives a statement truth



Null Hypothesis - Answer There is no statistical difference between the two variables



Alternative Hypothesis - Answer The hypothesis accepted to be true if the null is rejected



Independent Variable - Answer the thing that you are changing



Dependent Variable - Answer the thing that you are measuring



Control Groups - Answer represent the original situation with nothing changed



Experimental Groups - Answer those with a variable changed



Data - Answer all the information we have gathered about a particular subject



Quantitative Data - Answer number or a measurement



Qualitative Data - Answer categorical, like a color or size



Why is a larger sample size better than smaller? - Answer The larger the sample size, the more
likely the results will have statistical significance. It is easier to generalize

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