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Page 1: Hosted by Mr. Wyman 100 200 400 300 400 Scientific Thinking Scientific Attitudes Scientific Reasoning Potpourri 300 200 400 200 100 500 100.

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This is an inference aboutthe future.

What is a PREDICTION?

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This is the attitude displayed when scientists

to learn more about a topic

What is CURIOSITY?

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This is the step in the scientificmethod before wemake a hypothesis.

What is a PROBLEM/QUESTION?

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What Iodine will do to yourclothes.

What is STAIN?

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Using one or more of your sensesto gather information.

What is an OBSERVATION?

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This bias comes from what people like and dislike

What is PERSONAL BIAS?

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What we collect to form a conclusion

What is DATA?

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How a scientist smells an unknown substance

What is WHAFTING?

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They type of scientific thinking shown here…

Aaron Rogers is a QuarterbackEddie Lacy is a Running Back

What is CLASSIFYING?

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Johnny Manziel is the best QBin the NFL is

Subjective or Objective

What is SUBJECTIVE?

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When I test which laundry Detergent works best, I use thesame shirt and same amount of

dirt. This is an example of what?

What is a CONTROL?

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Inference or Observation?The temperature was 70 degrees

Fahrenheit at 6 am.

What is OBSERVATION?

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The basketball player had a 70 inch wing span is this type

of observation.

What is QUANTITATIVE?

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Every winter Mr. Rapp grows a beard, Mr. Rapp has a beard,

therefore it must be winter.This is an example of this type

of thinking.

What is DEDUCTIVE REASONING?

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This is the variable that the person conducting the experiment

changes or manipulates.

What is the INDEPENDENT VARIABLE?

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What is better then trying an experiment 10 times?

Doing it any amount of times more then 10.

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“I see a 12 on that man’s jersey”is this type of observation.

What is a QUALITATIVE?

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Rules that enable people to knowright from wrong.

What are ETHICS?

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Will I gain more weight if I eatfried chicken or baked chicken?

What is the dependent or responding variable?

What is THE AMOUNT OF WEIGHT I GAIN?

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Refer to the chart we made yesterday. What are themanipulated variables.

What is flavored or original gum?


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