| A | B |
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| data | information gathered when conducting observations or through experiments |
| hypothesis | the testable explanation created to begin any experiment or investigation |
| model | a replica of an object or system that is smaller in size |
| independent variable | the factor that is changed during an experiment |
| dependent variable | the factor outcome from the variable that is manipulated |
| experiment | set of procedures conducted in a controlled environment |
| observation | collection of information obtained through your senses |
| existing theories are | reevaluated when new info is found |
| characteristics of a model | resembles what it needs to represent, offers minimal limits, adapts as info is uncovered |
| data should be recorded immediately | to minimize the chance of errors |
| advantage of lab work | better environment to control variables |
| scientific law | principles applied to all aspects of life |
| pseudoscience | investigation process resembling science but not following methods |
| scientific explanations | experiments that record data from technology |
| creative scientific work | when an experiment is designed |
| theory | evidence supported explanation known about how something occurs |
| empirical evidence | can be observed in lab & field settings |
| science study limits | occurs when any phenomenon is observed or modeled |
| verifying results | occurs through repetition & replication |
| data tables | used to record data & organize it |
