Claim
To assure or take something for granted
Constant
A constant is the part that does not change during the experiment.
Evidence
conscious, explicit and judicious use of valid and available data from scientific research
Experimental bias
defect in the design of a scientific research study or clinical trial, or in the method used to collect or interpret the information
Experimental control
scientific test done under controlled conditions
Experimental procedure
set of characteristics that govern the realization of a certain random phenomenon
Hypothesis
makes a prediction about the relationship between two variables, and only two variables
Manipulated variable
makes a prediction about the relationship between two variables, and only two variables
Qualitative data
Data expressed in the form of words or texts that help to understand certain actions and attitudes of respondents that are not quantifiable
Quantitative data
any quantifiable information that can be used to perform mathematical calculations and statistical analysis
Reason
It is the one that contains the regulatory principles of the systematic unit in its highest degree of internal coherence, in such a way that understanding approaches knowledge.
Responding variable
outcome measured within a trial that may be influenced by other factors
Scientific method
The scientific method is a way of testing hypotheses.
Scientific model
It is a bridge to connect a scientific theory with a phenomenon.
Scientific question
question whose answer is clearly read in the conclusions and from which it is easy to deduce what the researchers want to know.
Scientific theory
set of theoretical statements formulated syntactically (axioms, theorems and laws) together with their interpretation via correspondence statements`
Trends in data
new and evolving methodologies, technologies and practices that are shaping the future of data analysis and interpretation.
