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The scientific method is a systematic procedure used by researchers to investigate and explain natural phenomena objectively. It involves making observations, formulating hypotheses, conducting experiments, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions, ensuring reliability and minimizing bias. This method is not only essential for scientific inquiry but also beneficial in various fields and everyday problem-solving.

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The scientific method is a systematic procedure used by researchers to investigate and explain natural phenomena objectively. It involves making observations, formulating hypotheses, conducting experiments, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions, ensuring reliability and minimizing bias. This method is not only essential for scientific inquiry but also beneficial in various fields and everyday problem-solving.

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Names: RANKS,MIKEE CARLO D.

Section: BSTM 2-2AA

Instructions: Have the students write an open-ended question relevant to the topics discussed and pick
a partner to answer it here. Adjust the maximum score as needed.

Open-ended question: Why does scientific method is important?

The scientific method is a procedure used by researchers to look into, confirm, or create a precise and
trustworthy explanation of any natural phenomenon. To do this, an objective framework for scientific
investigation is created, and the data are then scientifically analyzed to provide a conclusion that either
confirms or refutes the initial observation.

Following the scientific method allows researchers to test new theories, expand on preexisting
knowledge, and advance science and technology. It involves a series of steps that include making
observations, formulating hypotheses, conducting experiments, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions.
An observation becomes a query, which generates a theory, which in turn generates a hypothesis, which
prompts an experiment and ultimately a conclusion. Most importantly, though, is that it guarantees that
scientific investigations are carried out in a consistent, reliable, and objective manner that helps to
minimize bias and errors. Since experiments need impartiality, you may minimize bias in them by using a
scientific approach. Any experimental detail that you want to be duplicated and made public must be
meticulously recorded according to the scientific method. Your experiment should provide impartial
findings in order to achieve this. When an organization’s or scientist’s associations might result in bias,
the scientific method is helpful.

The scientific method is not just a valuable tool for scientists to solve issues and conduct experiments,
but it also aids many other fields of study. It may also be able to assist us in achieving success in our daily
lives and in resolving several issues that common people face personally.

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