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Scientific Process METHODS Question to Experimental Design Data Analysis

Question I will examine if ….. I predict ………. The objective of this study is to show … ********** affects *********** this way treatment response Determines how to organize the experiment Determines what to measure

Experimental Context LABORATORY more control FIELD more realistic genetics psychology animal behavior virology disease ecology sociology education astronomy chemistry physics LABORATORY more control FIELD more realistic human subject more realistic animal model more control

EXPERIMENTAL TRADE-OFFS generality versus confidence realism versus control replication versus cost complexity versus control and cost

Experimental Design Control Random sampling Replication Sample size provide a comparison Random sampling avoid bias representative sample Replication control for unknown variables quantify variance Sample size increase power

Refine the research objective Determine Treatment(s) one treatments with control multiple treatments' with control gradient of treatments with control Determine Response(s) number of responses measured versus counts what the data will ‘look’ like Determine Appropriate Analysis number of treatments nature of the data question asked