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Basics Research Concepts - Round 1

by Keerthishree K
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This is the process of discovering new knowledge.

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This means breaking information into parts to understand it.

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This is a testable prediction.

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This is a scientific test.

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These are collected facts and information for analysis

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This explains observations based on evidence.

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This is something that can change in an experiment.

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This means carefully noticing details.

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This is the final result of a study.

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This is proof that supports a claim.

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This is collecting data from people

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This is a small part representing a whole.

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These are outcomes of an experiment.

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This is a written document of findings.

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This refers to numerical data analysis.

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