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Chapter 02 True/False Quiz
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Scientific concepts are judged by their usefulness.
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Scientific prediction is equivalent to scientific understanding.
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Scientific knowledge consists of theories that have been proven beyond a doubt.
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The process of scientific inquiry involves the cyclical interaction of theory and research.
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Inductive reasoning involves a bottom-up process, moving from specific observations to empirical generalizations.
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Empiricism is a way of knowing or understanding based on logical proof.
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Scientists generally agree that objectivity in the sense of bias-free observation is rarely possible.
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The double-blind procedure controls for doctors' and patients' expectations about the effectiveness of a treatment or drug.
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Social science is less scientific than natural science because its predictions are less accurate.
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Qualitative researchers prefer nomothetic explanations.
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