Ünite Sınavı Soruları

What kind of knowledge can inductivist theories provide?

Which one of the following is an examples for the questions that epistemology focuses on answering?

Which of the following is CORRECT about pre-science?

What can be defined as the philosophy of knowledge, or the study of knowledge?

According to empiricists, what is the source of all knowledge?

Which of the below defends the idea that knowledge that is obtained through the senses lack certainty, because senses often deceive us?

Which of the following is most often associated 

with in the field of empiricism?

Which one of the following presents the ontological position of interpretive
qualitative approach?

Which of the below is TRUE about positivism?

What refers to  the knowledge or understanding that is based on experience in the world?

Which of the following can be defined as "the study of being/existence and the nature of reality"?

Which of the following is the idea that our theories describe reality as it is, independently of the human mind and perception?

1. It is a particular focus area within metaphysics, which focuses particularly on the study of “being” or “existence.”
2. The word comes from the ancient Greek roots meaning “being”, “to be” or “to exist” and “the study of.”
3. It focuses on questions related to abstract concepts such as “Is there an objective, unchanging reality beyond human perception and conception?” and so on.

Which of the statements above is true about Ontology?

"..................argues that there is no material, or no physical external world that is the basis of our reality."

Which of the following is true for left blank?

Which of the below argues that there is no material, or no physical external world that is the basis of our reality?

Which one of the following  is not among social empirical sciences?

Which of the following is CORRECT?

I. Scientific realism defends the position that our theories of the world describe the world as it really exists outside of us.

II. Indirect realism is offered as a reaction to the shortcomings of direct realism (naïve realism).

III. Idealism argues that there is no material, or no physical external world that is the basis of our reality. 

What takes place when an individual or a group comes up with superior ideas to replace the previous theory with a new one?