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Scientific method - ✔✔A set of principles that guide the appropriate
relationship between ideas using empirical evidence.
Empiricism - ✔✔The belief that accurate knowledge can be acquired
through observation, which is an essential element in the scientific
method.
Theory - ✔✔An explanation of a natural phenomenon that is based on
empirical evidence and helps to understand and predict behaviors or
events.
, Hypothesis - ✔✔A falsifiable prediction made by a theory, which is
tested through empirical research.
Deductive Reasoning - ✔✔The process of testing ideas derived from
theories in the real-world to determine their validity.
Inductive Reasoning - ✔✔The process of generating new ideas or
theories based on real-world observations and patterns.
Clinical or Case Studies - ✔✔Research studies that focus on one or a
few individuals to gain insight into a particular line of research.
Naturalistic Observation - ✔✔A technique for gathering scientific
information by unobtrusively observing people in their natural
environments.
Observer bias - ✔✔The tendency for observers' expectations to
influence what they believe they observed and what they actually
observed.