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    popcorn pop and how can all the popcorn pop. The impact this experiment could have is that people will know how to make all the popcorn pop‚ all the factors that can help popcorn pop and which materials you will need to make all the popcorn pop. Hypothesis If I change the type of oil then more popcorn will pop. Materials - 1 bottle of Canola oil - 1 bottle Vegetable oil - 1 bottle of Corn oil - 1 pan - 1 bottle of popcorn - 1 burner - 9 plastic bags Procedures 1. Divide the bottle of popcorn in

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    in their environments‚ like in Africa or other areas of the world. They don’t do anything‚ but observe from a distance and write down everything they witness. The steps of research: • Form a hypothesis. o A hypothesis is a statement about the relationship between two or more variables. A hypothesis is a specific and a testable prediction about what you expect to happen in a study or an experiment (Cherry‚ 2012). This is just making a prediction that research can either back up or break

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    microscopes … etc Hypothesis => a testable idea or explanation that lead to a investigation Prediction => Logical statement about wat will happen if the hypothesis is correct Observation => Question Hypothesis => Answer It is important that a hypothesis can be disproved‚ everytime a hypothesis is disproved it automatically eliminates a possibile explanation‚ thus allow a scientist to zero in on the best explanation Experiment => a procedure designed to test a hypothesis (should be

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    determine cardiovascular fitness by measuring a person’s pulse rate before and after a given period of vigorous exercise | Problem Statement | How does the fitness level of students affect the time taken for pulse rate to return to normal? | Hypothesis | The fitter the student‚ the shorter the recovery time | Variables | Manipulated variable: Students with different fitness levelsResponding variable: Time taken for pulse rate to return to normal (recovery time)Fixed variable: Gender and size

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    The Feeding Behavior of the Protist known as Tetrahymena vorax Abstract The purpose of this experiment was to study the rate of phagocytosis of the specific protist known as Tetrahymena vorax. This certain kind of protist feeds at a normal rate when conditions are normal. We began the experiment of understanding how Tetrahymena feeds at normal temperatures. Doing so‚ we allowed the Tetrahymena to feed at specific time limits and then killed the protist with gluderaldheyde to detect how much

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    and round advertising models. Journal of Consumer Psychology‚ 19(4)‚ 619­628. doi: 10.1016/j.jcps.2009.06.004 The main research question is how different size models shown in advertisements have an effect on product evaluations? In the first experiment‚ the hypothesis is“[e]xplicit product evaluations are more positive when a round model advertises the product than when a thin model does. Implicit product evaluations follow an opposite pattern”(p.621). The participants were 22 university students from different majors watched two

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    activated. The third part of the scientific method would be to state a hypothesis: If I replace the light bulb with a new one‚ then the light should come on. I then acquire a new bulb from the pantry and attempt to execute my expierement. The new bulb also did not come on when the switch was activated. Since I have replaced the old bulb with a known new and operational bulb‚ I know the bulb is not the problem. Since my hypothesis did not appear to be true‚ I must come up with another:

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    information you find you will develop a problem statement that will allow you to identify hypotheses capable of being tested to answering your problem. In order to answer your problem statement you will develop both a testable research hypothesis and a null hypothesis. You will also develop a method to test your hypotheses by performing an experiment. This experimental design will include a description of the materials and methods you will use‚ and a mechanism to quantify your data and statistically

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    Steps in the Research Process Janet Sullivan Wilson‚ PhD‚ RN What are the Steps in the Quantitative Research Process? Problem statement(s) + background Purpose of the research Aims/objectives of the research Research question(s) Research hypothesis or hypotheses Review of the literature (ROL) Conceptual‚ theoretical framework Steps in the Research Process (cont.) Design & Methodology‚ Sampling Collection of Data: Methods‚ measurements‚ assessment Analysis & Interpretation of Data Research

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    showed this almost perfectly with only three acceptations. The findings support the hypothesis strongly and show that Jenness’s theory was corrects that and individual will conform to the group in an ambiguous situation. 00Conclusions The aim was to show conformity to a group rather than staying individual and the findings showed this almost perfectly with only three acceptations. The findings support the hypothesis strongly and show that Jenness’s theory was corrects that and individual will conform

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