Scientific Method Post

1. It is possible that the student keeps falling asleep from the lack of caffeine in his system.

2. Test:

a. To test the hypothesis out I would bring in a cup of Cold Brew iced coffee from Starbucks as it is a high caffeine item from the store. I am altering conditions by introducing caffeine into the student's system.

b. If the students stays awake then the hypothesis would be supported.

c. If the student fell asleep after the introduction of caffeine in his system then the hypothesis would be proven false.

3. To provide an untestable, unfalsifiable example I would say that 5th-dimensional beings with untrackable technology were undetectably putting the student to sleep through the use of unreadable. untrackable, invisible sleeping darts causing the student to go to sleep.

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 21, 2017 at 10:09 AM

    Hello,
    I feel like your hypothesis was a strong one. The student could very well have a lack of caffeine in his system and your method of testing it out would definitely show if your hypothesis was falsifiable. The only thing that I would change is using the word "proven" because there is no proof in science as professor spoke of. Great post otherwise.

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  2. VarickJune 21, 2017 at 1:11 PM

    I dig your approach. What if the student, however, needed even more caffeine than Starbucks could offer? So, your hypothesis still stands, he could just need a LOT of caffeine.

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  3. Guadalupe SolisJune 21, 2017 at 4:04 PM

    Good hypothesis thinking the student needs caffeine, But caffeine would only keep the student awake and alert for a period of time what happens when the caffeine then wares off?

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  4. AnonymousJune 21, 2017 at 7:29 PM

    Good hypothesis and test. I think your untestable example is great! Very creative way to make something unfalsiable and untestable.

    -Adriana Chaparro

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  5. L RodriguezJune 22, 2017 at 10:43 AM

    Testable Hypothesis (5/5) - Good. Straight-forward.
    Test (5/5)
    Support (5/5)
    Falsify (5/5)
    Untestable Hypothesis (10/10) - :-) Good! You obviously got the point on being "undetectable".

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  6. Cindy castilloJune 22, 2017 at 10:54 AM

    Great hypothesis, using caffeine to test weather or not the student will stay awake during class. Altering the hypothesis with caffeine can also support your hypothesis. The untestable and unfalsifiable explanation was creative.

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