Lab 1 Heart Rate Flashcards
steps of science
- observing
- hypothesis
- information
- conclusions
5,. testing - results
what principle says that the simplest explanation is usually the best
parsimony
what principles says that two experiments conducted exactly the same way will have the same result
similarity of causation
the principle that says that what we learn today will be true tomorrow
uniformity
what caused a certain experimental result today will cause the same result if we repeat the experiment tomorrow
uniformity
this principle says that we should avoid letting our prior knowledge, prejudices, and basis influence how we collect and analyze the data
objectivity
this principle says that we have to be able to change our minds about long-held and/or well-supported ideas and theories once new data becomes available that challenge or falsify what we think we know about how things work in the universe
flexibility
steps of scientific process
- observation
- hypothesis
- experimentation
- Analyze
- Repetition
a statement that the scientist is trying to disprove usually formulated in the negative
the null hypothesis (H0)
a statement of what the scientist is trying to demonstrate and is usually formulated in the positive
the alternative hypothesis (Ha)
factors that cannot be controlled by the scientist conducting the experiment
independent variable
factors that are determined by the independent variables
dependent variable
how scientist display their results
graph or table
the number of times your heart beats In a minute
heart rate (pulse)
your pulse when you are at a calm state
resting heart rate