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What is the prime directive of empiricism in science?
What is the prime directive of empiricism in science?
- To practice objective observation of phenomena (correct)
- To seek and organize knowledge about the world
- To view scientific knowledge as tentative
- To conduct experiments
What is the fundamental assumption of determinism in science?
What is the fundamental assumption of determinism in science?
- Scientific knowledge must always be viewed as tentative
- Nature operates in a lawful and orderly manner (correct)
- Nature's truth can be accurately described through systematic observation
- Repeating experiments is necessary for believability
What does replication in science refer to?
What does replication in science refer to?
- The conducting of well-controlled experiments
- The repeating of experiments for self-correction (correct)
- The ability to predict with a certain degree of confidence
- The practice of objective observation of phenomena
What is the conservative value associated with parsimony in science?
What is the conservative value associated with parsimony in science?
What does experimentation as an attitude of science primarily involve?
What does experimentation as an attitude of science primarily involve?
What is the fundamental assumption of determinism in science?
What is the fundamental assumption of determinism in science?
What does empiricism as an attitude of science primarily involve?
What does empiricism as an attitude of science primarily involve?
What does parsimony value in science emphasize?
What does parsimony value in science emphasize?
What does replication in science refer to?
What does replication in science refer to?
What is the main purpose of experimentation as an attitude of science?
What is the main purpose of experimentation as an attitude of science?
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