1	Animal Behavior		_____	survivorship and reproductive success of an individual
2	Ethogram		_____	explanation based on assumptions that makes testable predictions
3	Time Budget		_____	formal statement of the unknown we seek to understand
4	Process of Science		_____	tested and verified hypotheses that have withstood the test of time; theories make general predictions while hypothesis make specific predictions
5	Research Question		_____	statement or prediction of significant effect
6	Research Hypothesis		_____	results that force us to reject the alternate hypothesis
7	Alternate Hypothesis (HA)		_____	formal description of an animal's behaviors
8	Null Hypothesis (HO)		_____	summary or third-party interpretation of science research
9	Correlation		_____	ability to evaluate scientific research and gauge its validity
10	Theory		_____	original, typically peer-reviewed source of scientific research
11	Negative Results		_____	personification of animals; explaining animal behaviors under the assumption that they think like humans
12	Fitness		_____	summary of total time and relative frequency of an animal's different behaviors
13	Anthropomorphism		_____	statement or prediction of no effect
14	Scientific Literacy		_____	predictable relation between two variables
15	Primary Literature		_____	observing events, organizing knowledge, and providing explanations through the formation and testing of hypotheses
16	Peer Review		_____	process of editing other's research to determine whether or not it should be published
17	Secondary Literature		_____	internally coordinated, externally visible, pattern of activity that responds to changing conditions