KIN 330 Flashcards

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What is epistemology?

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How do we “know” something? How do we “know” how much exercise is needed to reduce heart risk? How do we know what kinds of back exercises results in improved function after injury?

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2 prototypes of epistemology?

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Objectivism, positivism, subjectivism

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What is objectivism?

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Has to do with the idea that reality exists separately from perception, but that perception could give a window into its nature when applied systemiatically

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Positivism?

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the idea that only empirically quantifiable things exist; anything that is not quantifiable does not exist

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Subjectivism?

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The idea that subjective perception and construction of the world is the only thing that matters; there is no truth separable from subjective experience

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The 2 fairly untenable extremes of epistemology?

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Positivism and subjectivism

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Primary basis for the scientific method in practice?

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Objectivism

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