Science Methods & Schools Quiz

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Science Methods & Schools Quiz


Science Methods & Schools QuizVersion en ligne Test knowledge of science methods par Dildora 1 Which philosopher is most associated with empiricism as a source of knowledge? a René Descartes b John Locke c Immanuel Kant d Plato 2 What is the core idea of the hypothetico-deductive method? a Collect data randomly without hypotheses b Start with an unchangeable theory and deny all contrary data c Formulate a testable hypothesis and derive predictions to test by experiments d Rely solely on personal intuition for conclusions 3 Which scientific school emphasizes deriving general laws from repeated observations? a Constructivism b Falsificationism c Rationalism d Empiricism 4 Who is tied to the development of falsificationism in science? a Karl Popper b Paul Feyerabend c Carl Hempel d Thomas Kuhn 5 Positivism foregrounds which type of data for science? a Observable/empirical data b Metaphysical speculation c Only theoretical constructs d Anecdotal evidence 6 Which naturalist approach emphasizes building knowledge through induction from data? a Deductive reasoning b Phenomenology c Falsificationism d Inductive reasoning (Induction) 7 Rationalism vs empiricism: which holds that reason alone can lead to knowledge? a Empiricism b Falsificationism c Rationalism d Positivism 8 What is the main feature of the hypothetico-deductive method in research? a Observe without a plan b Ignore potential falsifiers c Testable predictions derived from a hypothesis d Rely on serendipitous findings 9 Which method is commonly associated with qualitative research in social sciences? a Laboratory experiments only b Quantitative surveys exclusively c Controlled clinical trials d Qualitative methods 10 What is a hallmark of the scientific method in modern science? a Formulating testable hypotheses and empirical testing b Accepting authority without testing c Relying solely on intuition d Ignoring contradictory data

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Science Methods & Schools QuizVersion en ligne

par Dildora

Which philosopher is most associated with empiricism as a source of knowledge?

What is the core idea of the hypothetico-deductive method?

Which scientific school emphasizes deriving general laws from repeated observations?

Who is tied to the development of falsificationism in science?

Positivism foregrounds which type of data for science?

Which naturalist approach emphasizes building knowledge through induction from data?

Rationalism vs empiricism: which holds that reason alone can lead to knowledge?

What is the main feature of the hypothetico-deductive method in research?

Which method is commonly associated with qualitative research in social sciences?

What is a hallmark of the scientific method in modern science?