Основные термины. Верификация (verification)

Верификация (verification)

Выводы (inference)

Гипотеза (hypothesis)

Искажающая переменная (confounding variable)

Корреляция/корреляты (correlation/correlates)

Научный метод (scientific method)

Независимая/зависимая переменная (independent/dependent variable)

Операциональное (рабочее) определение (operational definition)

Опосредующая переменная imoderator variable)

Переменная/постоянная величина (variable/constant)

План исследования (research design)

Полевые наблюдения (field observation)

Предсказывающая переменная (predictor variable)

Статистическая значимость (statistical significance)

Эксперимент (experiment)

Литература

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