Cnginuresearchhýpothesisnot supportedHypothesisconstructionExperimentaltestingDataanalysisReportresultsientiPriorHypothesissupportedExperknowledgeFigure 1.1. The general logic of the scientific method.pes ofActivityric SysLab 1: Question 1AnswereduremeiEvaluate the following statement and determine whether it is a valid scientifichypothesis: "Lightning and thunder are caused by angry ghosts."This is not a valid hypothesis because it cannot be objectively tested.Your answerIt is not a valid hypothesis because it cannot be used to form predictions.It is a valid hypothesis.It is not a valid hypothesis because the subject cannot be observed with anaked eve. Skill 1: Applying The Scientific MethodScience is the pursuit and application of knowledge to understanding of the naturalworld by following a systematic methodology based on evidence. The scientificmethod is an approach to gaining insights about the way nature works by creating andtesting scientific hypotheses. A hypothesis is a proposed testable explanation of anatural phenomenon, usually based on prior knowledge and original observations. Ahypothesis forms a basis of predictions regarding properties or behavior of a naturaleisystem under study. Once formulated, the predictions are tested by a carefullydesigned experiment, additional observations, or simulations, and the merits of thehypothesis are evaluated in light of the data. The hypothesis is falsified when dataofdiffer from the predictions and, consequently, it is either modified or rejected. Themodified hypothesis is then retested, further modified iteratively, until its predictionsSysare consistent with the observed phenomena (Figure 1.1). When the data agree withthe predictions and all the subsequent rigorous tests fail to falsify it, the hypothesis isaccepted as a putative explanation. It is important to recognize that a rejectedhypothesis is not a scientific failure; instead, it is a further step towards understandingmeia process being studied as it eliminates a false interpretation and often suggests adirection for modifying or creating new hypotheses. Multiple corroborating hypothesesare then used to develop broad general explanations, or scientific theories.OriginalresearchReject/revisehypothesisHypothesisnot supportedReportDataExperimental.Hunotheeie1/1 answered

Name: Cnginuresearchhýpothesisnot supportedHypothesisconstructionExperiment
Uploaded: 2024-03-20T06:43:04.000Z
Channel: Bartleby
Description: Cnginuresearchhýpothesisnot supportedHypothesisconstructionExperimentaltestingDataanalysisReportresultsientiPriorHypothesissupportedExperknowledgeFigure 1.1. The general logic of the scientific method.pes ofActivityric SysLab 1: Question 1Answeredur