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1) physical science, earth science and life science
2)consensus decision making is a process that builds trust and creates ownership and commitment
3) proposition is evidence
4) measurements or data collected through direct observation or experimentation
5) a way of explaining something we see in the natural world thats based on observations and measurements
6) a scientific theory

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1. Life science, Earth science, and physical science.
2. Community consensus is whatever information one scientist collects, others must be able to see and comment upon. The need for openness is important, because scientific ideas must be testable and reproducible.
3. Empirical evidence includes observation and measurement. It includes all the data that people gather and test to support and evaluate scientific explanations.
4. The scientist might use specialized tools to make observations and take measurements.
5. Scientists may begin developing an explanation by gathering all the empirical evidence they have.

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Life science, Physical science , and Earth science. Community consensus is  whatever information one scientist collects other scientists must be able to see and comment open their information. The need for openness is important, because scientific ideas must be testable and reproducible. Scientists get empirical evidence by observation and measurements. A scientific explanation provides a description of how a process in nature occurs based on observation and data. Scientists may begin an explanation by gathering all the empirical evidence that they have. This could be the observations and measurements they have made or from other scientists. Then they think logically about how all of this evidence fits together. The explanation they propose must fit all the available evidence.

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1: physical science earth science and life science        2: is a cooperative process in which all group members develop and agree to support a decision in the best interest of the whole.                                           3: empirical evidence for a proposition is evidence , i.e.what supports or counters this proposition, that is constituted by or accessible to sense experience or experimental procedure.                      4: observation and experience.                                           5: something we see in the natural world.                         6: scientists may begin developing an explanation by gathering all the evidence they have.       

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1: physical science earth science and life science        2: is a cooperative process in which all group members develop and agree to support a decision in the best interest of the whole.                                           3: empirical evidence for a proposition is evidence , i.e.what supports or counters this proposition, that is constituted by or accessible to sense experience or experimental procedure.                      4: observation and experience.                                           5: something we see in the natural world.                         6: scientists may begin developing an explanation by gathering all the evidence they have.       

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1. The three areas are Earth science,life science, and life science.

2. It means that if one scientist arrives at an explanation based on something he or she observed. Its important because this can show a scientists evidence.

3. It needs to be the kind of evidence all can observe.

4. Observation and experience.

5. Something we see in natural world.

6. Scientists may begin developing an explanation by gathering all the evidence they have.

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1. Physical science, Earth science, Life science.

2. Consensus desicion-making is a process that builds trust and creates ownership and commitment... consensus decisions can lead to better quality outcomes that impower  the group or community to move forward to create their future togethere.

3. Empirical evidence is information acquired by observation or experimentation. Scientists record and analyze this data. The process is a central part of the scientific method.

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Empirical evidence is primarily obtained through observation or experimentation. The observations or experiments are known as primary sources. ... In the scientific world, it is common that several scientists or researchers gather evidence simultaneously through the replication of the same study.

5. A scientific explanation is a way of explaining something we see in the natural world that's based on observations and measurements. ... We evaluate scientific explanations by comparing it to the current evidence and looking at what predictions it makes about the world.

6.Science requires that scientific explanations of phenomena be based on events or mechanisms that can be observed in the natural world. ... They propose hypotheses that explain the evolution of those characteristics through naturally occurring mechanisms. Then they gather additional information to test their hypotheses.

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1)natural science social science and formal science
2)it is important because it can lead to better quality outcomes that empower the group to move forward
3)empirical evidence is what supports our counters
4)observation and experience
5)way of explaining something we see in the natural world
6)based on events or mechanisim that can be observed in the natural world

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1) What are the three areas of science?
2) What is community consensus and why is it important?
3) What is empirical evidence?
4) Give an example of how scientists get empirical evidence.
5) What is a scientific explanation?
6) How do scientists come up with scientific explanations?

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1.physical science , earth science, and life science

2.Consensus is a cooperative process in which all groups members process and agree to support a decision in the best intrest of the whole.

3.. Empirical evidence is what supports our counters

4.through observation or experience

5.a way of explaining something we see in the natural world

6.be based on events or mechanisms that can be observed in oin the natural world