Scientific Question - ANS -A question that may lead to a hypothesis. Should be testable, identifies a problem, has collectible data/experiment
Observation - ANS -What we witness, informed by what we know. Viewing a fa
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Scientific Question - ANS -A question that may lead to a hypothesis. Should be testable, identifies a problem, has collectible data/experiment
Observation - ANS -What we witness, informed by what we know. Viewing a fact for a scientific purpose
Hypothesis - ANS -proposed answer to a question, educated guess, based on limited info but there is the ability to investigate
Justification of a Hypothesis - ANS -A preconceived notion that allows the reasoning of why the hypothesis might be true. A logical explanation
Prediction (Or Expectation) - ANS -a potential outcome of a scientific that is arrived at by logical reasoning about a scientific idea
Objectivity vs Bia (Issues of hypothesis testing/Experimental Design) - ANS -Objectivity- not opinionated
Bias - opinionated
Falsifiability (Issues of hypothesis testing/Experimental Design) - ANS -The possibility of a theory to be proven false through testing and experimentation
Replication (Issues of hypothesis testing/Experimental Design) - ANS -Is the repetition of an experimental condition so that the variability associated w/ the phenomenon can be estimated
Pseudoreplication (Issues of hypothesis testing/Experimental Design) - ANS -The use of inferential statistics to test for the treatment effects with data from experiments where either treatments are not replicated
Random Sampling (Issues of hypothesis testing/Experimental Design) - ANS -Assign numbers. auto-generate random selections are one of many ways to get a objective and random sample of population
Null Hypothesis - ANS -A hypothesis of no effect or difference, always the baseline against which actual effects or differences are compared
Type 1 Error - ANS -Rejecting the null when in fact it is true
Type 2 Error - ANS -Failing to reject the null when in fact it is false
T test - ANS -An analysis of two populations mean though statistical exmanation
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