COE Biology Review of Key Terms Reliability Validity Field Study.

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COE Biology Review of Key Terms Reliability Validity Field Study

Reliability What is Reliability? Reliability: An attribute of any investigation that promotes consistency of results during repeated trials. Was there sufficient data? Would you get the same results if you did the experiment again?

Validity What is Validity? Validity: An attribute of an investigation that describes the degree of confidence that data collected and logical inferences are accurate representations of the phenomena being investigated. Was the experiment valid? How could you improve an experiment’s validity?

Sample from “Salmonberry Plants”

Salmonberry Plants Salmonberry plants can be found all along the Pacific coast. Salmonberry plants are a food source for many animals in Pacific coast ecosystems including hummingbirds, deer, and bear. Scientists conducted a field study to learn about salmonberry plant populations in different habitats in Washington. Field Study Question: How does the salmonberry plant population vary by habitat?

Procedure: Go to the salmonberry field study area. Record location, date, time, and temperature. Choose a random location in the forest edge habitat. Measure a 5-meter-by-5-meter plot and label as Plot 1. Count the number of salmonberry plants in Plot 1. Record as Plot 1 for the forest edge habitat. Repeat steps 2 through 4 for Plot 2 and Plot 3, choosing a new location in the forest edge habitat for each plot. Repeat steps 1 through 5 for the stream bank and forest habitats. Calculate and record the average number of salmonberry plants for each habitat.

Data Collected: Location: Forest edge, stream bank, and forest habitats Date and Time: May 1, from 11:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M. Temperature: 10 ° C to 15 ° C

1. (Item Question) a)Describe a step in the field study procedure that ensured the results of the field study would be reliable. b)Describe a step in the field study procedure that ensured the results of the field study would be valid. Answer on your copy! Share! Evaluate!

c) Describe a scientific reason For the results in the forest edge habitat ▫Include data from the TABLE For the results in the forest habitat ▫Include data from TABLE Answer, Share, Evaluate

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