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Which one of these definitions best describes scientific knowledge?
Which one of these definitions best describes scientific knowledge?
- A body of laws and theories acquired using the scientific method (correct)
- Turning abstract concepts into measurable observations
- A subset of individuals from a larger population
- Results accepted by participants in the research
What does the term 'sample' refer to in research?
What does the term 'sample' refer to in research?
- The acceptance of research results by specialists
- A subset of individuals from a larger population who share a characteristic relevant for studying (correct)
- The process of turning abstract concepts into measurable observations
- How participants are recruited for a research project
What does 'operationalization' mean in the context of research?
What does 'operationalization' mean in the context of research?
- The process of recruiting participants for a research project
- A body of laws and theories acquired using the scientific method
- Turning abstract concepts into measurable observations (correct)
- The acceptance of research results by participants
Which of the following is a validation criteria in qualitative methods?
Which of the following is a validation criteria in qualitative methods?
What does the term 'discourse' mean?
What does the term 'discourse' mean?
True or false: Scientific knowledge refers to a specific set of laws and theories acquired through the scientific method.
True or false: Scientific knowledge refers to a specific set of laws and theories acquired through the scientific method.
True or false: A sample is a group of individuals chosen from a population who share a characteristic that is relevant for study.
True or false: A sample is a group of individuals chosen from a population who share a characteristic that is relevant for study.
True or false: Operationalization involves turning abstract concepts into measurable observations in a research project.
True or false: Operationalization involves turning abstract concepts into measurable observations in a research project.
True or false: Validation criteria in qualitative methods include internal acceptance, completeness, saturation, consistency, and confirm external acceptance.
True or false: Validation criteria in qualitative methods include internal acceptance, completeness, saturation, consistency, and confirm external acceptance.
True or false: Discourse refers to a form of communication that can only be written and not spoken.
True or false: Discourse refers to a form of communication that can only be written and not spoken.
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