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What is research according to Carter Good?
"Ideally, the careful, unbiased investigation of a problem, based insofar as possible, upon demonstrable facts and involving refined distinctions, interpretations, and usually some generalizations."
What does inference mean is science?
Inferring is when you use the clues around you to figure out what is happening. For example, let's say you are reading a book. It starts of as saying "Once upon a time, Tim was sitting in front of a large screen with popcorn in his hands," You can infer that Tim was in a movie theater waiting for a movie to start.
What is an example Abductive reasoning?
Abductive reasoning is very common (usually in extraterrestrial species). This is when a person or alien has difficultly reasoning logically reasoning things and usually ends up turning to abduction. One example using a human: an overweight middle aged man leaves a fast food restaurant and goes to throw his trash away but a piece falls out. Instead of bending over and picking it up, he decides to be lazy and tell Mother Earth that she can kiss his trash. He turns and sees a little 8 year old girl has witnessed the whole incident and is going to tell her parents of his offense. He has to stop this girl from releasing his sin. He could have asked her politely not to repeat this situation, but instead he uses abductive reasoning and takes the little girl back to his apartment (aka abducting) where she can't spread bad talk about him. Another example using an alien: a few aliens are cruising around one night and decide to pay Earth a little visit for the fun of it. They stop in the middle of a field of crops somewhere and decide to do some vandalism and screw the farmer over for the year by making crop circles. Right in the middle of this act, the farmer comes out with his pitchfork and a camera. At this point, the aliens could have taken the farmer's camera and erased his memory, but instead they used abductive reasoning and took the farmer into their spaceship (aka abducting) and deciding to do some experiments on him while they were at it. As you can see, abductive reasoning isn't the healthiest or best way to reason out situations, but in the end a decision is made and that is what truly counts.
An explanation using an integrated set of principles that organizes and predicts observations is called a?
A proposed set of statements or principles used to explain a group of facts or natural phenomena is called a theory. Some define a theory as a tested or testable set of ideas.
When you see a pattern in nature it is usually evidence of what?
When you see a pattern in nature, it is usually evidence of underlying processes or principles at work, such as mathematical relationships, evolutionary adaptations, or physical laws. These patterns can reflect the efficiency of natural systems, such as the Fibonacci sequence in plant growth or fractals in coastlines and clouds. Observing these patterns helps scientists understand the complexities of ecosystems and the interconnections within the environment.
Which type of reasoning is usually based on laws rules principles generalizations or definitions?
Deductive reasoning is usually based on laws, rules, principles, generalizations, or definitions. It involves drawing specific conclusions from general principles or premises.
What are Clue words for generalizations?
Actually, there are nine clue words to generalizations! There are all, most, many, some, sometimes, usually, seldom, few, and generally. Those are all clue words for generalizations.
What are clue word generalizations?
Actually, there are nine clue words to generalizations! There are all, most, many, some, sometimes, usually, seldom, few, and generally. Those are all clue words for generalizations.
Is a mistake in reasoning is usually called a logic?
No. A mistake in reasoning is called a logical fallacy.
What are clue words?
Actually, there are nine clue words to generalizations! There are all, most, many, some, sometimes, usually, seldom, few, and generally. Those are all clue words for generalizations.
What words give you clues to a generalization?
some, all, seldom, generally, few, most, always, never, usually, and sometimes are ALL clue words to generalizations
What is difference between inductive theory and deductive theory?
Inductive theory involves forming general principles based on specific observations, moving from specific instances to broader conclusions. Deductive theory involves applying general principles to specific situations, moving from general concepts to specific predictions or explanations. Essentially, inductive reasoning builds from observation to theory, while deductive reasoning applies theory to specific situations.
Should motivation and moral reasoning be considered in the sentencing?
While a judge does have the ability to use motivation and moral reasoning in the sentencing phase of a trial, there are usually guidelines that are set forth. These guidelines usually determine the minimum and maximum sentencing lengths.
What is subjective reasoning?
Subjective reasoning is a type of thinking and basing observations on personal judgment instead of factual evidence. It usually involves applying a personal logic based on past experiences or childhood.
Who believes that reasoning in moral matters is usually used to confirm your more direct sense of right and wrong?
Intuitionists
Is private college principles are gazeted?
No. They are usually found on school websites or publications
What are the dark spots in Greek mythology?
The " Dark Spot " in the Mythololy of Greeks , usually means the dark reasoning of war and tragicness.
