Scientific Method, A method of investigation used to identify, explore, and solve problems., Problem, A question to be considered, solved, and answered., Hypothesis, A statement that predicts the outcome of an experiment, Inference, A logical explanation for an observation., Procedure, Detailed step-by-step instructions used to conduct an experiment., Experiment, A test that is performed to prove or disprove a hypothesis., Analysis, A careful study of something in order to understand or explain it., Constant, Factors or conditions that are kept exactly the same during a test., Independent Variable, The part that is intentionally manipulated or changed in an experiment, Dependent Variable, The response that can be observed or measured in an experiment., Quantitative Data, Observations gathered that can be measured, counted, or calculated., Qualitative Data, Observations gathered by using your five senses., Conclusion, The summary and meaning of the result of the experiment., Control Group, The group left untreated or unexposed in an experiment, used as a reference benchmark for comparison., Subjective Observation, An observation based on a belief or opinion that expresses a personal view., Objective Observation, An observation based strictly on facts that can be clearly defined and proved true.

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