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What is the definition of intellectual integrity?
What is the definition of intellectual integrity?
- Having no double standards (correct)
- All of the above
- Feeling no frustration
- Being persistent
What type of causality is exemplified by the statement 'Moon orbiting causes tides'?
What type of causality is exemplified by the statement 'Moon orbiting causes tides'?
- Circular causality
- Linear causality (correct)
- Negative feedback causality
- Chain reaction causality
What is an example of a comprehensive physical theory?
What is an example of a comprehensive physical theory?
- Newton's gravitation theory (correct)
- Einstein's relativity theory
- Boyle's kinetic of gas theory
- Darwin's evolution theory
What does the term 'intellectual integrity' mean?
What does the term 'intellectual integrity' mean?
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What is an example of a comprehensive physical theory?
What is an example of a comprehensive physical theory?
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What is an example of vicious circle causality?
What is an example of vicious circle causality?
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Intellectual Integrity
- Definition: Adherence to truthful and honest representation of ideas, free from deceit, bias, and intellectual dishonesty
Causality
- 'Moon orbiting causes tides' exemplifies direct causality, where one event (moon orbiting) directly causes another event (tides)
Comprehensive Physical Theory
- Example: Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, which describes the gravitational attraction between two objects
Vicious Circle Causality
- Example: 'A person is poor because they are unhappy, and they are unhappy because they are poor', where the cause and effect are unclear and cycle back into each other
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