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Chapter 1 – Investigating scientifically
FLASHCARDS Chapter 1 – Investigating scientifically
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The variable that is deliberately changed to determine its effect
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The variable that is deliberately changed to determine its effect
Independent variable The variable that is deliberately changed to determine its effect
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Dependent variable
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The variable that changes in response to the independent variable
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Variables that are kept the same across the experiment
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Variables that are kept the same across the experiment
Controlled variables Variables that are kept the same across the experiment
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Experimental group
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The groups/trials that have the independent variable manipulated
Experimental group
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The groups/trials that do not have the independent variable manipulated. The comparison groups or the “norm”
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Control group The groups/trials that do not have the independent variable manipulated. The comparison groups or the “norm”
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Repetition
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Repeating the same experiment many times
Repetition
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Having a large sample size or number of trials
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Having a large sample size or number of trials
Replication Having a large sample size or number of trials
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Testing what it is supposed to test
Testing what it is supposed to test. Having a method which controls all variables and tests the hypothesis
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Validity Testing what it is supposed to test. Having a method which controls all variables and tests the hypothesis
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The extent to which an experiment gives the same results each time
The extent to which an experiment gives the same results each time. Increased by repetition and replication
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Reliability The extent to which an experiment gives the same results each time. Increased by repetition and replication
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Quantitative data
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Data that can be measured. Uses numbers
Quantitative data
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Data that cannot be measured. Data that requires the use observations
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Data that cannot be measured. Data that requires the use observations
Qualitative data Data that cannot be measured. Data that requires the use observations
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