Aristotle's Eudaimonia & Scientific Method

______ is described by Aristotle as being both good spirited and attainable by humans.

According to Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle's concept of human flourishing is the result of components such as phronesis, friendship, wealth, and ______.

The scientific method includes seven steps, beginning with observation and problem determination, and culminating in formulating conclusions and providing ______.

Science is defined by two distinct features: experimentation and ______.

To be best prepared for an upcoming disaster, preparation should include ______ proof materials.

Instead of competition, the new trend for success is ______.

Heidegger defined human flourishing as being a ______ activity.

Global partnership for development is one of the Millennium ______ Goals.

______ is the expression of an alternative idea.

Thomas Kuhn is famous for warning to approach the ______ between evidence and theory with caution.

Scientific Method Steps

Western Civilization

Falsification Theory

Nicomachean Ethics/results

Eudaimonia is defined as being good spirited.
Aristotle described Eudaimonia as attainable by humans.
Eudaimonia translates to human flourishing.
Nicomachean Ethics says Aristotle's human flourishing arises from phronesis, friendship, wealth, and power.

7 Scientific Method Steps

Observe
Determine the problem
Formulate hypothesis
Conduct Experiment
Gather and analyze results
Formulate conclusion and provide recommendation

Distinct Features

Experimentation
Empericism
Region, luck, and human randomness are other fields that generate results from science.
Calamity proof materials are best during an upcoming disaster.
Primary indicator of development is growth.
Trend when competition becomes passé is coordination.
Heidegger stated technology is a human activity.
Millennium development goals include global partnership for development.
Intersubjectivity is an alternative idea.
Studies encouraged by Chinese and Japanese scholars are literature, sciences, and art.
Vienna Circle was a group of scholars who believed.
Thomas Kuhn warned about bridging the gap between evidence and theory.
Verification Theory is the earliest criterion that distinguishes philosophy and science.
Western Civilization focuses more on the individual.
Falsification Theory is the current prevalent methodology in science.
Aristotle perceived humans today as expected to be the "man of the world".
Karl Popper is notorious for stating that up and coming theories of time are not testable, and thus not falsifiable.