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In order to write a hypothesis for an experiment, the investigator must first
identify the independent and dependent variables.
should either be "the data support the hypothesis," or "the data do not support the hypothesis."
test hypotheses.
is used to see if the change in the DV is due to the IV or to some other factor.
should always be done in the beginning stages of designing an experiment.
should be done in the form of a testable question or problem statement.
the relationship between 2 variables; if there is a predictable effect of one variable on another.
are the variables that are held constant (are the same) during an experiment.
A scientific investigation attempts to answer a question about
identify the independent and dependent variables.
should either be "the data support the hypothesis," or "the data do not support the hypothesis."
test hypotheses.
is used to see if the change in the DV is due to the IV or to some other factor.
should always be done in the beginning stages of designing an experiment.
should be done in the form of a testable question or problem statement.
the relationship between 2 variables; if there is a predictable effect of one variable on another.
are the variables that are held constant (are the same) during an experiment.
The conclusion statement of the experiment
identify the independent and dependent variables.
should either be "the data support the hypothesis," or "the data do not support the hypothesis."
test hypotheses.
is used to see if the change in the DV is due to the IV or to some other factor.
should always be done in the beginning stages of designing an experiment.
should be done in the form of a testable question or problem statement.
the relationship between 2 variables; if there is a predictable effect of one variable on another.
are the variables that are held constant (are the same) during an experiment.
The controlled variables in an experiment
identify the independent and dependent variables.
should either be "the data support the hypothesis," or "the data do not support the hypothesis."
test hypotheses.
is used to see if the change in the DV is due to the IV or to some other factor.
should always be done in the beginning stages of designing an experiment.
should be done in the form of a testable question or problem statement.
the relationship between 2 variables; if there is a predictable effect of one variable on another.
are the variables that are held constant (are the same) during an experiment.
The main reason scientists design and conduct experiments is to
identify the independent and dependent variables.
should either be "the data support the hypothesis," or "the data do not support the hypothesis."
test hypotheses.
is used to see if the change in the DV is due to the IV or to some other factor.
should always be done in the beginning stages of designing an experiment.
should be done in the form of a testable question or problem statement.
the relationship between 2 variables; if there is a predictable effect of one variable on another.
are the variables that are held constant (are the same) during an experiment.
Researching information related to the investigation
identify the independent and dependent variables.
should either be "the data support the hypothesis," or "the data do not support the hypothesis."
test hypotheses.
is used to see if the change in the DV is due to the IV or to some other factor.
should always be done in the beginning stages of designing an experiment.
should be done in the form of a testable question or problem statement.
the relationship between 2 variables; if there is a predictable effect of one variable on another.
are the variables that are held constant (are the same) during an experiment.
Stating the purpose of a scientific investigation
identify the independent and dependent variables.
should either be "the data support the hypothesis," or "the data do not support the hypothesis."
test hypotheses.
is used to see if the change in the DV is due to the IV or to some other factor.
should always be done in the beginning stages of designing an experiment.
should be done in the form of a testable question or problem statement.
the relationship between 2 variables; if there is a predictable effect of one variable on another.
are the variables that are held constant (are the same) during an experiment.
A control group
identify the independent and dependent variables.
should either be "the data support the hypothesis," or "the data do not support the hypothesis."
test hypotheses.
is used to see if the change in the DV is due to the IV or to some other factor.
should always be done in the beginning stages of designing an experiment.
should be done in the form of a testable question or problem statement.
the relationship between 2 variables; if there is a predictable effect of one variable on another.
are the variables that are held constant (are the same) during an experiment.
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