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| The knowledge gained from the careful, systematic unnatural world |
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| The information that a person has gained by using one or more of their 5 senses. |
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| Making a logical conclusion based on their observations. |
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| a statement that excludes everything. They usually include all or none. |
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| a determination of the worth of something (deciding if something is good or bad, right or wrong) |
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| an answer that is completely true (100%) never needs to be rejected or revised |
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| the belief that scientific observation is the only way to learn about the world and that science can yield answers in all fields of study. |
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| an idea that a person takes for granted something a person asumes to be true w/out having convincing proof for it |
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| the perspective from which a person interprets all evidence in life |
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| the beliefs that the Bible is the Word of God and that it is the only completely reliable thing in this world |
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| describes the responsibility mankind has to govern God's creation |
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| Mankinds first sin and the curse that resulted from that sin. |
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| an organized way of arriving at a workable solution to a problem |
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| Data that is obtained through observations of many existing entities. |
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| A person attempts to control all the factors of 2 or more groups |
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| The factor or condition being tested in an experiment |
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| The groups that experience experimental variables |
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| the group that lacks the experimental variable |
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| arranging the data so relationships can be seen |
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| an answer that is completely correct |
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