Across
- 3. This is where you determine your independent (cause) and dependent (effect) variables and what other variables will be kept constant (controlled).
- 6. An educated guess or explanation about how things work. Must be testable.
- 7. Involves collecting either quantitative and/or qualitative observations.
- 9. Presenting and sharing of the results. Often done using a written lab report.
- 10. Deciding what to do with the data from the investigation and deciding where it might lead
Down
- 1. Based on the possible explanation offered by the hypothesis.
- 2. Due to the skill of the researcher and/or possible sources of error, it may be necessary to modify or change the procedure in order to find success.
- 4. Reflecting back on what you did and how you did it.
- 5. Take a look at and interpret your collected data.
- 8. Wanting the answers to the “How?” the “Why?” the “What?” the “Where?” and the “When?” questions.