Question

design an experiment that tests the hypothesis. conduct the experiment and collect the resulting data. choose the data that are most likely to support the hypothesis and ignore the rest of the data. share the results and conclusions of the experiment. after observing a natural phenomenon, develop a question based on the observations. construct a hypothesis that might explain the observations about the natural phenomenon. analyze the data collected in the experiment.

Explanation:

The scientific method involves first observing a natural phenomenon and developing a question. Then a hypothesis is constructed. An experiment is designed and conducted to collect data. The data is analyzed, and results and conclusions are shared. Choosing data to support a hypothesis is not part of the proper scientific - method process as it can lead to bias.

Answer:

1. After observing a natural phenomenon, develop a question based on the observations.
2. Construct a hypothesis that might explain the observations about the natural phenomenon.
3. Design an experiment that tests the hypothesis.
4. Conduct the experiment and collect the resulting data.
5. Analyze the data collected in the experiment.
6. Share the results and conclusions of the experiment.