SAT Math and Logic - Research and Innovation

Here you will learn some English words related to research and innovation, such as "prototype", "jargon", "trial", etc. that you will need to ace your SATs.

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methodology [noun]

a series of methods by which a certain subject is studied or a particular activity is done

Ex: The methodology section of the report detailed the steps taken to analyze the findings .

approach [noun]

a way of doing something or dealing with a problem

Ex: His cautious approach to investing saved him from major losses .

control group [noun]

a group in an experiment or study that does not receive the treatment or intervention being tested

Ex: To ensure valid results , the study included a control group that did not undergo the therapy .

experimental group [noun]

the group of subjects or conditions that are exposed to the treatment or intervention being tested

Ex: Researchers observed a decrease in symptoms among subjects in the experimental group after receiving the therapy .

case study [noun]

a recorded analysis of a person, group, event or situation over a length of time

Ex: The case study examined how a small business adapted to changes in consumer behavior during the pandemic .

pilot study [noun]

a small-scale preliminary investigation conducted before a larger research project to test feasibility, methodology, and potential outcomes

Ex: The pilot study provided valuable insights into participant recruitment and retention strategies .

intervention [noun]

an action, treatment, or manipulation that is introduced by researchers to test its effects on variables of interest

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validity [noun]

the quality of being well-founded and logically sound

Ex: The survey 's methodology was designed to ensure the validity of the results , minimizing biases .

evidence [noun]

a sign or indication that suggests something

fieldwork [noun]

scientific study or research conducted in the real world and not in a laboratory or class

treatise [noun]

a long and formal piece of writing about a specific subject

Ex: Her treatise on environmental sustainability influenced policy makers worldwide .

trial [noun]

a process conducted in order to decide on how effective, safe, etc. someone or something is

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generalization [noun]

the process of creating broad or universal principles by identifying common characteristics or patterns among specific instances

Ex: Teachers encourage students to avoid generalization in their arguments by providing specific examples and evidence .

phenomenon [noun]

an observable fact, event, or situation, often unusual or not yet fully explained

Ex: Scientists study each phenomenon carefully .

jargon [noun]

words, phrases, and expressions used by a specific group or profession, which are incomprehensible to others

Ex: In the tech industry , jargon like ' API , ' ' frontend , ' and ' backend ' is commonly used among developers but may be unclear to those without technical knowledge .

paradigm [noun]

a selection of theories and ideas that explain how a particular school, subject, or discipline is generally understood

Ex: Her work challenged the existing paradigm in educational theory .

multidisciplinary [adjective]

involving the integration of knowledge and methodologies from various academic disciplines or fields of study

Ex: The organization 's multidisciplinary team of experts tackled complex problems by drawing on expertise from areas including economics , law , and environmental science .

scholarly [adjective]

related to or involving serious academic study

Ex: A scholarly conference provides a platform for researchers to present their latest findings and engage in academic discourse .

to extrapolate [verb]

to use existing yet insufficient data to make guesses about things that have not yet been observed

Ex: Engineers extrapolated the lifespan of the bridge using data from similar structures .

theoretically [adverb]

in accordance with ideas, theories, or principles rather than experiments or practical actions

Ex: The course was taught theoretically , focusing on foundational ideas and theories in the field .

prototype [noun]

an early or preliminary model of something from which other forms are developed or copied

Ex: The designer built a prototype of the innovative chair to showcase its ergonomic benefits and aesthetic appeal .

trendsetter [noun]

an individual or entity that is influential in setting or popularizing new styles, behaviors, ideas, or products

Ex: Her debut album was a critical and commercial success , establishing her as a trendsetter in the music industry .

breakthrough [noun]

an important discovery or development that helps improve a situation or answer a problem

Ex: The company 's new product represented a significant breakthrough in renewable energy technology .

groundbreaking [adjective]

original and pioneering in a certain field, often setting a new standard for others to follow

Ex:

trailblazing [adjective]

pioneering or leading the way in a particular field, endeavor, or movement

Ex:

cutting-edge [adjective]

having the latest and most advanced features or design

Ex: The cutting-edge virtual reality headset offers immersive gaming experiences and realistic simulations .

state-of-the-art [adjective]

using or containing the most recent and developed methods, technology, materials, or ideas

Ex: Their research lab uses state-of-the-art equipment to conduct groundbreaking experiments .

innovative [adjective]

(of ideas, products, etc.) creative and unlike anything else that exists

Ex: The team introduced an innovative marketing strategy that had never been attempted before .

to patent [verb]

to obtain legal ownership and protection for an invention or innovation

Ex: The entrepreneur successfully patented the unique business processes that set the company apart .

to pioneer [verb]

to be the first one to do, use, invent, or discover something

Ex: She pioneers innovative solutions in the field of renewable energy .

advent [noun]

the arrival of a significant event, person, or thing that has been eagerly anticipated

Ex: With the advent of electric cars , the automotive industry is undergoing a major transformation .

SAT Math and Logic
Mathematics	Arithmetic and Statistics	Geometry	Time and Order
Quantity and Partitives	Finance	Inclusion and Characterization	Comparison
Certainty and Uncertainty	Regularity and Rationality	Irregularity and Irrationality	Causality and Intentionality
Praise	Evaluation and Criticism	Importance	Research and Innovation