= Models of scientific inquiry
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Models of scientific inquiry refer to frameworks or approaches that describe how scientists investigate phenomena, gather data, and develop theories. These models outline the processes, methods, and principles that guide scientific research and help ensure that findings are reliable and valid. While there are many specific models of scientific inquiry, several key concepts and frameworks are commonly referenced: 1. **Hypothesis-Driven Inquiry**: This model involves developing a hypothesis, which is a testable prediction about the relationship between variables.
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