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Research Q1.1 Science Process Skills

About science process skills

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Research Q1.

1 Science Process Skills

1. Using 5 senses to find out about objects and events, their


characteristics, properties, difference, similarities and changes:
Observing
2. Uses observation to group stuff according to similarities or differences:
Classifying
3. Ability to count, use scales, and tools and record:
Measuring
4. Stating the possible outcome out of future patterns of evidence:
Predicting
5. Using words written and spoken or graphic symbols to describe an
action, object or event:
Communicating
6. It is the possible explanation of why it is like that. An educated
guess:
Making inferences
7. It depends directly upon the question, inferences, and predictions. This
will be tested through experimentation:
Formulating hypothesis
8. Involves the application of other science process skills. Determines
how essential gathered data are in answering a question or solving the
problem:
Interpreting data
9. Involves planning series of data gathering operations which will
provide basis for testing a hypothesis:
Experimenting

1-3 What are the 3 types of variables?

Independent, Dependent and Controlled variables

4. Also called the responding variable. It is being affected by the change:

Dependent variable

5. The manipulative variable. The factor that is changed:

Independent variable
6. Factor that remain unchanged throughout the experiment:

Controlled variable

7-8 What are the 2 kinds of observation?

Qualitative and Quantitative observation

9. Observation using the 5 senses:

Qualitative obsevation

10. Observation using exact measurement:

Quantitative observation

11-12 What are the 2 types if hypothesis?

Alternative and Null hypothesis

13. States your research prediction has NO significant relationship between


variables:

Null hypothesis

14. States that your research predictions of an effect has a significant


relationship

between the variables:

Alternate hypothesis

15-16. What are the 2 types of Alternative hypothesis?

1-tailed and 2-tailed (non directional)

17. What example is this: There is no significant difference between the


wound healing time of the hamsters treated with betadine and guava leaves
extract.

Null hypothesis

18. What example is this: The woud of the hamsters treated with betadine
heals faster than those treted with guava leaf.

Alternative Hypothesis (1-tailed)

19. What example is this: There is a significant difference difference


between the wound healing time of the hamsters treated with betadine and
guava leaves extract.
Alternative Hypothesis (2-tailed)

Research Q1.1 Science Process Skills

1. Using 5 senses to find out about objects and events, their


characteristics, properties, difference, similarities and changes:
Observing
2. Uses observation to group stuff according to similarities or differences:
Classifying
3. Ability to count, use scales, and tools and record:
Measuring
4. Stating the possible outcome out of future patterns of evidence:
Predicting
5. Using words written and spoken or graphic symbols to describe an
action, object or event:
Communicating
6. It is the possible explanation of why it is like that. An educated
guess:
Making inferences
7. It depends directly upon the question, inferences, and predictions. This
will be tested through experimentation:
Formulating hypothesis
8. Involves the application of other science process skills. Determines
how essential gathered data are in answering a question or solving the
problem:
Interpreting data
9. Involves planning series of data gathering operations which will
provide basis for testing a hypothesis:
Experimenting

1-3 What are the 3 types of variables?

Independent, Dependent and Controlled variables

4. Also called the responding variable. It is being affected by the change:

Dependent variable

5. The manipulative variable. The factor that is changed:


Independent variable

6. Factor that remain unchanged throughout the experiment:

Controlled variable

7-8 What are the 2 kinds of observation?

Qualitative and Quantitative observation

9. Observation using the 5 senses:

Qualitative obsevation

10. Observation using exact measurement:

Quantitative observation

11-12 What are the 2 types if hypothesis?

Alternative and Null hypothesis

13. States your research prediction has NO significant relationship between


variables:

Null hypothesis

14. States that your research predictions of an effect has a significant


relationship

between the variables:

Alternate hypothesis

15-16. What are the 2 types of Alternative hypothesis?

1-tailed and 2-tailed (non directional)

17. What example is this: There is no significant difference between the


wound healing time of the hamsters treated with betadine and guava leaves
extract.

Null hypothesis

18. What example is this: The woud of the hamsters treated with betadine
heals faster than those treted with guava leaf.

Alternative Hypothesis (1-tailed)


19. What example is this: There is a significant difference difference
between the wound healing time of the hamsters treated with betadine and
guava leaves extract.

Alternative Hypothesis (2-tailed)

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