The next stage in the scientific method entails the objective use of deductive interpretation
The next stage in the scientific method entails the objective use of deductive interpretation to test the experiment’s hypothesis. This is the prediction stage of the scientific method. Any type of reasoning in this stage must flow from general topics to specific issues under scrutiny (Carter, 2004). In real-life situations, the hypothesis and prediction must never be changed upon their development even if the results of the study reveal that they are wrong (Dawson, 2009). In my experiment, I should be able to see a remarkable change in leaf color, length and structure of the stem, and direction of growth if it is indeed true that plants react to sunshine. Such extrapolations will generally strengthen my hypothesis if they are proved to be true upon completion of the experiment. If ill use a control group of other plants growing in normal circumstances, I would also predict that such plants will be healthier than the plants grown indoors.
