Ways of Acquiring knowledge
There are different ways of acquiring knowledge: Everyday ways and the scientific way - Research.
- Created by: aricariz
- Created on: 20-01-15 21:19
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- Ways of Acquiring knowledge
- Scientific way: Research
- 4 Steps of Research
- 1. Theory
- Falsification
- General Empirical Rule
- Testable
- Makes predictions
- 2. Hypothesis
- If......, then.......
- 3. Observations
- 4. Empirical Generalizations
- 1. Theory
- Research Designs
- Experimental
- Establishing a relationship
- Covary
- "Time order"
- Ruling out alternative explanations
- Measurement of the DV
- Manipulation of the IV
- Controling the experiment
- Threshold Effects
- External Variables
- Mediating Variable
- Moderating Variable
- Confounding Variable
- Experimenter Effects
- Pre-test
- Random Assignmenet
- Establishing a relationship
- Non-Experimental (correlational)
- Establishing a relationship
- Covarry
- Positive correlation
- Covarry
- Establishing a relationship
- Experimental
- 4 Steps of Research
- Scientific way: Research
- Everyday ways
- Ways of Acquiring knowledge
- Scientific way: Research
- 4 Steps of Research
- 1. Theory
- Falsification
- General Empirical Rule
- Testable
- Makes predictions
- 2. Hypothesis
- If......, then.......
- 3. Observations
- 4. Empirical Generalizations
- 1. Theory
- Research Designs
- Experimental
- Establishing a relationship
- Covary
- "Time order"
- Ruling out alternative explanations
- Measurement of the DV
- Manipulation of the IV
- Controling the experiment
- Threshold Effects
- External Variables
- Mediating Variable
- Moderating Variable
- Confounding Variable
- Experimenter Effects
- Pre-test
- Random Assignmenet
- Establishing a relationship
- Non-Experimental (correlational)
- Establishing a relationship
- Covarry
- Positive correlation
- Covarry
- Establishing a relationship
- Experimental
- 4 Steps of Research
- Scientific way: Research
- Ways of Acquiring knowledge
- Personal Experiences
- Everyday ways
- Everyday ways
- Authority
- principles: 1.objectivism 2.emiricism
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