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Scientific Method Mini-Quiz

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Quick true/false on the scientific method.

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Scientific Method Mini-Quiz
 

Scientific Method Mini-QuizOnline version

Quick true/false on the scientific method.

by Bismelis M Martinez
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Peer review is a common process in validating scientific results.

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Formulating a testable hypothesis is a common step.

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Data collection and analysis are essential parts of the method.

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The scientific method often begins with careful observation.

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Correlation implies causation in all cases.

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A theory is a well-supported explanation, not just a guess.

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Conclusions should be drawn from the data and acknowledge limitations.

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Independent, dependent, and control variables are considered.

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Replication of experiments increases reliability of findings.

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Experiments should be designed to be repeatable and controlled.

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Bias should be minimized through careful measurement and procedure.

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Science relies exclusively on qualitative data.

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A hypothesis must always be proven true.

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Scientific results are rarely shared with the public.

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The method is iterative; researchers may revisit steps as needed.

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