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What is meant by a scientific investigation?
A systematic process used to test hypotheses, collect data, and draw evidence-based conclusions.
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How can technology improve the reliability of data?
By allowing repeated measurements under consistent conditions.
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What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?
Qualitative data is descriptive, while quantitative data is numerical and measurable.
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What does validity mean in a scientific investigation?
That the investigation tests what it claims to test.
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Explain how advances in technology can change scientific understanding.
New technologies allow observations that were previously impossible, leading to new evidence and theories.
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How does technology improve the accuracy of scientific investigations?
It allows more precise measurements, reduces human error, and enables data collection at smaller scales.
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Give one example of technology used to collect data in modern science.
Data loggers, sensors, microscopes, or spectrometers.
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Explain how technology can affect the ethical considerations of scientific investigations.
It may enable invasive data collection or raise concerns about privacy, safety, or environmental impact.
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Describe one way technology has increased the scale of scientific investigations.
Large datasets can be collected and shared globally, allowing collaboration and long-term studies.
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How has computer modelling changed scientific investigations?
It allows scientists to simulate systems, predict outcomes, and test scenarios that may be impractical or unsafe.
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Why is it important to assess the limitations of technology used in an investigation?
To ensure conclusions are not overstated and sources of error are acknowledged.
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Identify one limitation of relying heavily on technology in investigations.
Equipment failure, cost, or over-reliance on automated results.
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