Experimental Method and Theory

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Objectives of science. Portray the examples that are found in the common worldExplain patternsThis is the significant accentuation of your individual projectDitto for the greater part of the exercises that we are doing in the classScientific system is appropriate to numerous different parts of life. Techniques for Explanation. Around 11 StepsProcess is rehashed numerous timesCan NEVER demonstrate a hypothesisCan just reject numerous, leav

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Logical Method and Theory Dr. James Danoff-Burg Columbia University

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Goals of science Describe the examples that are found in the normal world Explain designs This is the real accentuation of your individual venture Ditto for the majority of the exercises that we are doing in the class Scientific strategy is pertinent to numerous different parts of life

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Methods of Explanation Approximately 11 Steps Process is rehashed ordinarily Can NEVER demonstrate a theory Can just reject many, abandoning one as best upheld by the information "Logical Proof" is a typical false notion

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Hypotheses Null speculation The theory of no change Often truncated as H o Alternative theories Often shortened as H a , H b , and so on. All must be totally unrelated We acknowledge one if H o is factually dismisses Which H a to acknowledge is dictated by patterns in information

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Scientific Method - Steps 1-5 O bserve or suspect example P osit importance of watched distinction C reate question to clarify design C reate testable theories D esign try

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Scientific Method - Steps 6-11 Collect information (Descriptive stage) Analyze information, essentially utilizing measurements Evaluate speculations, dismiss H o ? Make conclusions in view of information Note issues in momentum work Predict future bearings for research

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Parts of a logical report Title Abstract - a general rundown Introduction - foundation, address, H a s Methods - what we did Results - what we discovered, charts, compressed information Discussion - understandings, forecasts Acknowledgments - who helped us References - who we refered to

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Scientific Communication Written report Traditional Oral introduction Commonly utilized for preparatory introduction of work to get input before composing it up Poster Visual synopsis of work - utilized at gatherings Web page Can utilize a composed report & make it intelligent

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Individual Projects – Seven Parts to Design Question Null speculation & Alternative theories Independent variable(s) Dependent factors Desired information to gather Data accumulation technique Expected result with reasons in the matter of why you expect that

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