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Term 1: Witch Trials and Scientific Method - Key Concepts and Definitions, Quizzes of Biology

Sam Houston State University (SHSU)Biology

Definitions and terms related to the salem witch trials and the scientific method. Topics include the names of two women accused of witchcraft, a boy who accused others of being witches, the historical context of the salem witch trials, and the principles of empiricism, skepticism, self-correction, critical thinking, falsifiability, logic, and more. This resource is useful for students studying history, philosophy, or science.

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TERM 1

What two women was called a

witch?

DEFINITION 1

Catherine Delort and Marry Spencer.

TERM 2

What was the boy name that was calling

people witch?

DEFINITION 2

Edward Robinson was 10 years old

TERM 3

Is there still witch hunt going today?

DEFINITION 3

Yes, red scare and holocaust

TERM 4

When was the salem witch trails?

DEFINITION 4

1692 to 1693

TERM 5

What does ESSCMO

DEFINITION 5

E- EmpiricismS- SkepticismS- Self-CorrectingC- Critical

ThinkingM- Multiple Working Hyp.O- Oceacam's Razor

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What two women was called a

witch?

Catherine Delort and Marry Spencer.

TERM 2

What was the boy name that was calling

people witch?

DEFINITION 2

Edward Robinson was 10 years old

TERM 3

Is there still witch hunt going today?

DEFINITION 3

Yes, red scare and holocaust

TERM 4

When was the salem witch trails?

DEFINITION 4

1692 to 1693

TERM 5

What does ESSCMO

DEFINITION 5

E- EmpiricismS- SkepticismS- Self-CorrectingC- Critical

ThinkingM- Multiple Working Hyp.O- Oceacam's Razor

Experimental Science

Use of experiment to test hypotheses

TERM 7

Term 1: Witch Trials and Scientific Method - Key Concepts and Definitions, Quizzes of Biology

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What two women was called a

witch?

Catherine Delort and Marry Spencer.

TERM 2

What was the boy name that was calling

people witch?

DEFINITION 2

Edward Robinson was 10 years old

TERM 3

Is there still witch hunt going today?

DEFINITION 3

Yes, red scare and holocaust

TERM 4

When was the salem witch trails?

DEFINITION 4

1692 to 1693

TERM 5

What does ESSCMO

DEFINITION 5

E- EmpiricismS- SkepticismS- Self-CorrectingC- Critical

ThinkingM- Multiple Working Hyp.O- Oceacam's Razor

Experimental Science

Use of experiment to test hypotheses

TERM 7

Historical Science

DEFINITION 7

Analysis of data set or physical evidence of past event.

TERM 8

Epidemiological Studies

DEFINITION 8

use data usually for medical trail in which a control group is

unethical.

TERM 9

What is the steps on the scientific method?

DEFINITION 9

1.observe2. Hypothesis3. Prediction4. Test5. Repeat step 3

and 4,

TERM 10

What are the Four premise of science?

DEFINITION 10

1. The world is real2. Its possible for human to understand

the physical universe.3. Nature processes are sufficient to

explain the natural world.4.Knowledge is available to

everyone

Falsifiability

Claim must be testable

TERM 17

3 violated it

DEFINITION 17

1. Supernatural explanation2. Undeclared or Vague

claims3.Multiple out

TERM 18

Logic

DEFINITION 18

Support of the claim.Must both valid and sound or reasonable

and strrog

TERM 19

Deductive Argument

DEFINITION 19

The conclusion is the only conclusion that can follow from the

premise.Valid and sound

TERM 20

Inductive Argument

DEFINITION 20

The conclusion could follow the premise, but isn't definite.

(Key word are probably and may..

What is the different between Deductive and

Inductive argument?

D= One possibleI= More then one possible

TERM 22

Comprehensiveness

DEFINITION 22

Consider all relevant evidence.(LIKE the "M" esscmo

TERM 23

Honesty

DEFINITION 23