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| Science vs. Ordinary Inquiry |
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Ordinary Inquiry
-Experience
-Tradition
-Authority
-Intuition
Science
-Systematic methods of inquiry
- Applies Logic |
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| Set of procedures we use to measure of manipulate |
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Falsifiable Statement
Prediction of a relationship or difference
Should not avoid Hypothesis because of uncertainty of results |
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| Set of Interrelated Hypothesis |
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| What is the difference between social and natural science? |
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Social Science
-Society and social world
-Value Laiden
Natural Science
-Nature and the natural world
-Inert Object |
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| What are the disadvantages of ordinary inquiry? |
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-Inaccurate Observation
-Over-generalizations
-Selective Observation
-Illogical Reasoning |
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| Give an example of Illogical Reasoning |
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| What is Empirical Research? |
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-Where you test if Hypothesis are accurate
-Avoid biases
-Link theoretical constructs with observable events
-Measureable/Observable |
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| How do you approach the hypothesis? |
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You never try to prove it, never accept it unless it is absolutely true.
Work to reject, not prove |
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| What are the sections of a research paper? |
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Title
Abstract
Introduction
Literature review
Methods
-Participants
-Materials
-Procedures
Results
Discussion
References |
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In new areas of research
Inquiry about some phenomenon
Inductive reasoning |
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| What is the purpose of a Literature review? |
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| To research relevant studies and combining them into a coherent whole. |
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