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What are the five steps in the scientific cycle?
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- Background research/observation
- Hypothesis/Question
- Experiment
- Results analysis
- Conclusion and Evaluation
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When are conclusions from experimental work accepted by the scientific community?
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Once supporting evidence from another scientist has been produced
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Are negative results valid?
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Yes, results of valid findings are viable as long as the experiment is well designed
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What is a null hypothesis?
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hypothesis that proposes there will be no statistically significant affect as a result of the experiment treatment
5
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Why is independent verification important?
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Without results are treated with caution, repetition means reliability
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Decks in class (51)
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Unit 1.1a17
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Unit 1.1b19
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Unit 1.1c21
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Unit 1.1d14
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Unit 1.1e5
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Unit 1.1f27
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Unit 1.2a13
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Unit 1.2b(i)19
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Unit 1.2b(ii)20
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Unit 1.2b(iii)7
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Unit 1.2b(iv)10
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Unit 1.2c(i)76
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Unit 1.2c(ii)38
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Unit 1.2c(iii)12
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Unit 1.3a31
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Unit 1.3b18
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Unit 1.4a5
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Unit 1.4b12
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Unit 1.4c35
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Unit 1.4d (i)33
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Unit 1.4d(ii)22
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Unit 1.5a16
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Unit 1.5b41
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Unit 1.5c20
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Unit 1.5d12
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Unit 2.1a8
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Unit 2.1b23
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Unit 2.1c22
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Unit 2.1d13
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Unit 2.1e12
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Unit 2.2a36
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Unit 2.2b8
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Unit 2.2c13
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Unit 2.3a27
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Unit 2.3b22
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Unit 2.3c33
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Unit 2.4a21
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Unit 2.4b32
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Unit 2.5ai10
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Unit 2.5aii15
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Unit 3.1a5
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Unit 3.1b7
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Unit 3.1c11
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Unit 3.2a1
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Unit 3.2b25
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Unit 3.2c12
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Unit 3.2d7
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Unit 3.2e20
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Unit 3.3a6
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Unit 3.3b5
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