2. Scientific Method
Scientific Method refers to a
standardized set of techniques for
building scientific knowledge, such
as
how to make valid observations,
how to interpret results, and
how to generalize those results.
3. Scientific Method Definition
The scientific method is better thought
of as a set of “methods” or different
techniques used to prove or
disprove one or more
hypotheses.’
A hypothesis is a proposed explanation
for observed phenomena. These
phenomena are, in general,
empirical—that is, they are gathered
by observation and/or
4. Scientific research
Scientific research is a critical tool for
successfully navigating our complex
world. ... In contrast to other methods
that people use to understand the
behavior of others, such as intuition
and personal experience,
The hallmark of scientific research is
that there is evidence to support a
claim.
6. The scientific method has five
basic steps, plus one feedback
step:
1. Make an observation.
2. Ask a question.
3. Form a hypothesis, or testable
explanation.
4. Make a prediction based on the
hypothesis.
5. Test the prediction.
6. Iterate: use the results to make new
hypotheses or predictions
7. Significance of Scientific Method
in Research
1. Scientific Method helps the research
to be more Generalized.
18. Conclusion
The scientific method attempts to
minimize the influence of bias or
prejudice in the experimenter. It
provides an objective,
standardized approach to
conducting experiments and, in
doing so, improves their results.