Systematic and Logical:
It follows a clear sequence of steps—observation, hypothesis, experimentation, analysis, and conclusion.
Empirical Evidence:
Decisions and conclusions are based on observable, measurable evidence rather than opinions.
Reproducibility:
Experiments and studies can be repeated by others to verify results.
Objectivity:
Minimizes bias, relying on facts and evidence.
Steps in the Scientific Method
Observation / Identifying a problem
Reviewing existing knowledge / literature
Formulating a hypothesis
Designing and conducting experiments / collecting data
Analyzing data
Drawing conclusions
Reporting and validating results
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