<span>The hypothetico-deductive method (H-D method) is the most common description of a good scientific procedure given in science textbooks. Versions of the method vary, but the basic steps are as follows.
1. Gather some observations 2. Formulate a hypothesis that would account for the observations. 3. Deduce some new observational predictions from the hypothesis 4. See if those predictions are true. If they are true, go back to step 3. If they are false, regard the hypothesis as falsified and go back to step 2.
Therefore, </span><span>Deduce a consequence from the hypothesis </span><span>is one of the steps of the hypothetico-deductive method.</span>
