Paths of research 0.0 / 5 ? Social PolicyPoliticsUniversityAll boards Created by: ameliafay96Created on: 13-05-19 12:06 What is research ethics? A sub-category of applied ethics, and an area where applied ethics and social epistemology meet 1 of 8 What is social epistemology? the social dimension of knowledge 2 of 8 What is the non-objectivist approach to social epistemology? There is no distinction between knowledge and belief. No such thing as objective knowledge. 3 of 8 What is the objectivist approach to social epistemology? there is a significant difference between scientific knowledge and opinion. there is objective knowledge. 4 of 8 What is the objectivist approach to social epistemology? 1. science has veritistic ends 2. veristics ends inform standards 3. we can use standards to assess quality of research 5 of 8 What is applied ethics? sub-category of normative ethics 6 of 8 What is research ethics? sub-cateogy of applied ethics. focuses on ethical implications of research 7 of 8 What kind of morality does it provide? External 8 of 8
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