features of science Flashcards

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what is a paradigm?

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a set of shared assumptions and agreed methods within a scientific discipline. they separate scientific and non-scientific disciplines

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who proposed paradigms and paradigm shifts?

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kuhn

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what is kuhn’s view on psychology?

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that it is not seen as a science (it’s pre-paradigmal) as it’s marked by too much internal disagreements and has too many conflicting approaches to quantify as a science

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kuhn flow diagram

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paradigms -> paradigmal shift -> pre-paradigmal

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when does a paradigm shift occur?

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if a handful of researchers begin to question the accepted paradigm, this critique begins to gather popularity and pace, and eventually a paradigm shift occurs when there is too much contradictory evidence to ignore

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what is an empirical method?

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scientific approaches that are based on the gathering of evidence through direct observation and experience

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what is theory construction?

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