Empirically Testing

Definition

Empirically testing refers to the process of gathering and analyzing data through direct observation or experimentation in order to draw conclusions based on evidence.

Related terms

Control Group:

A control group is a group in an experiment that does not receive the experimental treatment, used for comparison purposes.

Experimental Variables: Experimental variables are factors that are intentionally manipulated or changed by the researcher during an experiment.

Data Analysis: Data analysis involves organizing, interpreting, and drawing conclusions from collected data using statistical methods and techniques.