Exam Flashcards

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Method of Agreement

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Relevant factors in common are likely to be caused. (A method of agreement is a method of comparing instances of the same phenomenon in different circumstances.)

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Method of Difference

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Relevant factor present when a phenomenon occurs and absence when it is absent is likely to be caused. (The method of difference is a method of comparing an instance of a phenomenon with an instance in which this phenomenon does not occur but that has most context variables in common.)

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Joint Method of Agreement and Difference

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Relevant factors in common minus those that are present when the phenomenon is absent = likely caused.

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Correlation.

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The correlational method involves looking for relationships between variables. Ex p goes up, w goes down or p goes up, w also goes up.

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The problem

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General Answer to the problem (What treatments would be effective in prolonging the lives of certain kinds of cancer patients?)

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The proposed hypothesis to address the problem

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Make general answer more specific but still keep it hypothetical (Vitamin C could be effective in prolonging the lives of certain kinds of cancer patients.)

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The prediction or consequences (the test implications) of the hypothesis

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If the hypothesis is true, THEN….(IF the hypothesis is true [H], THEN cancer patients taking vitamin C should show increased survival times compared to cancer patients in a placebo group [I]. (if H then I).)

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How the test was performed)

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LONG PART TAKE YOUR TIME - tell what happened in the experiment

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Whether the hypothesis was confirmed or disconfirmed by the test (accepted or rejected after re-evaluation in light of the results

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The conclusion (There were no survival differences between patients receiving vitamin C and those receiving the placebo. Therefore there was no benefit from vitamin C)

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Ethical Reasoning: Consequence

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The aftermath or consequence of the reasoning.

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Ethical Reasoning: Virtue

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Virtue ethics is about being.

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Ethical Reasoning: Duty

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Duty ethics is about doing

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