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Asking a testable question based on an observation
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Everything you do before you start the actual experiment
1. Problem Statement
2. Experimental Design
3. Set Up Data Table |
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Everything you do AFTER the experiment
1. Graph results
2. Write a Conclusion
3. Write Validity Statement |
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The question being tested by the experimentor
written in your own words |
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AKA-Manipulated variable
The Variable that is changed by the experimentor
" I change the IV" |
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AKA- The Responding Variable
The Variable that the experimentor measures |
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Variables that do not change throughout the entire experiment
(The IV and DV can never be a constant) |
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An If, then, because statement
Prediction on how the IV will affect the DV
Ex: IF I increase the amount of mentos, THEN the height of the soda will increase because there is more mentos to react with the diet coke. |
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1. A list of steps (Like this one)
2. Tells someone how to do the lab
3. Has specific details (like amounts and types of things)
4. Is REPLICABLE |
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Being able to make an exact copy of an experiment
Details, details, details!!!
It increases VALIDITY
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How accurate (valid) the data is
- Errors reduce validity
- Good Experimental designs increase validity
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standard data used for comparison to check the results of a survey or experiment.
"Normal Conditions" |
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