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The PAF paradigm is a quality cost strategy which comprises three broad categories: prevention, appraisal, and failure costs.

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What is A theory that stands the test of time and becomes the basis for a field of study?

is it working theory or is it paradigm


A unifying concept that forms the basis of scientific investigation in a particular field is called an?

Paradigm


The dominant social paradigm DSP can best be defined as?

The dominant social paradigm is the notion that society will play an important role in the determination of beliefs and attitudes on social and environmental issues.


How does a hypothesis relate to a paradigm and a theory?

A hypothesis is a specific, testable prediction derived from a broader theoretical framework or paradigm. While a theory provides a comprehensive explanation of phenomena based on established principles, a paradigm encompasses the overarching beliefs and assumptions that guide scientific inquiry within a particular field. The relationship is hierarchical: hypotheses are formulated based on theories, which in turn are shaped by paradigms. Thus, hypotheses serve as the practical applications of theories within the context of a paradigm.


What is the level of analysis for each paradigm?

In international relations, different paradigms focus on distinct levels of analysis. The realist paradigm primarily examines the state level, emphasizing power dynamics and national interests. The liberal paradigm often operates at both the state and individual levels, highlighting cooperation, institutions, and the role of non-state actors. The constructivist paradigm focuses more on the individual and societal levels, exploring how identities, norms, and ideas shape international relations.