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The Scientific Method; two heads are better than one
Observation
The initial step where a researcher notices a phenomenon or pattern that sparks curiosity and prompts further investigation.
Question
Formulating a specific question about the observed phenomenon, clearly defining what you want to learn.
Research
Gathering background information and existing knowledge related to the question to inform the hypothesis.
Hypothesis
A proposed explanation or prediction based on the gathered knowledge, which is testable through experimentation.
Experimentation
Designing and conducting a controlled experiment to test the hypothesis, collecting data through observation and measurement.
Data Analysis
Examining and interpreting the collected data to identify patterns and trends.
Conclusion
Drawing inferences from the analysis, evaluating whether the data supports the hypothesis, and stating the findings.
Conclusion
Drawing inferences from the analysis, evaluating whether the data supports the hypothesis, and stating the findings.
Communication
Sharing the results with the scientific community through publications, presentations, or other means.