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Scientific Thinking Checkpoint

Others

Falsification

Forgery

Deductive

Inductive

Paradigmn

Components of Scientific Experiment

Assumptions

Control Group

Controlled Variables

Independant Variable

Dependent Variable

Wrong Sciences

Pathological Science

Junk Science

Bad Science

Pseudo Science

Critical Thinking

Logic

Breadth

Accuracy

Clarity

Group Activities

Role Playing

Fact and Opinion

Steps of Scientific Methods

Mini Debates

Ethics Activity

Jelly Beans Activity

Steps for Scientific method

Theory

Results support prediction

Experiment

Hypothesis

Observation

Research Methods

Case Study

Survey

Naturalistic Observation

Correlation

Experimental

Fallacies

Examples of Fallacies

Red Herring

Bandwagon

Slippery Slope

Non-Sequitur

Appeal to ignorance

Confusion of Correlation and Causation

Weasel Words

Ad Hominem