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REVIEW STRATEGY PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE STAGES 1-3 2024
REVIEW STRATEGY PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE STAGES 1-3 2024
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It allows establishing casual relationships and deducing consequences from premises.
Logical reasoning
Religious Reasoning
Everyday reasoning
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It is based on legends and myths. Conveys cultural values and traditions.
Scientific knowledge
Everyday knowledge
Mythical knowledge
Religious knowledge
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According to rationalism, where does all knowledge originate?
From observation
From reasoning
From sensory experience
From sight
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English physicist and chemist, who discovered the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction
Louis Pasteur
Michael Faraday
Robert Koch
Thomas Edison
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In the scientific method is done after carrying out the experimentation, identify patterns in the data collected.
Data Analysis
Formulation of questions
Experimentation
Hypotheses
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Which research technique involves manipulating variables to observe the effects?
Interview
Experimentation
Observation
Survey
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Factual Sciences are classified into:
Mythical and Religious
Logic and Math
Paranormal and Normal
Natural and Social
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It refers to the knowledge gained through everyday experience, observation and interaction with the world
Everyday knowledge
Religious knowledge
Philosophical knowledge
Scientific knowledge
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It is a systematic set of empirical, theoretical and methodological knowledge to understand and explain phenomena
Technique
Technology
Research Methodology
Science
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It allow us to group and classify into categories and understand in a more structured way.
Object
Judgment
Operation
Concept
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Which variable is measured or observed to determine whether it is affected.
Independent
Controlled
Dependent
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It is an abstract idea that represents a class of objects, events or relationships.
Object
Judgment
Observer
Concept
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Type of science based on empirical observation and experimentation. They deal with concrete facts.
Paranormal
Formal
Mythical
Factual
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Philosophers associated with empiricism
Immanuel Kant, Francis Bacon, and John Stuart Mill
John Locke, George Berkeley and David Hume.
Rene Descartes, Baruch Spinoza, Gottfried Whilhelm Leibiniz
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What type of technique according to the scope specify properties and characteristics of cases.?
Correlational research
Qualitative research
Experimental research
Descriptive research
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It is formed by abstracting characteristics
Operation
Observer
Object
Concept
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They seek to unextend how society works, and the factors that influence behaviors and decisions.
Natural Science
Social Sciences
Formal Sciences
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Process of collecting data using the senses or technological tools to record and measure phenomena.
Experimentation
Deductive reasoning
Hypothesis
Observation
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It is a proposition that makes an affirmation or denegation about and object or subject.
Judgment
Observer
Operation
Concept
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They identified the DNA structure
Watson and Crick
Darwin and Koch
Watson and Darwin
Schleiden and Schwann
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Set of skills and procedures used to perform a specific activity. Practical application of scientific knowledge
Science
Method
Technology
Technique
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Physician and microbiologist who is know for his work in the study of infectious diseases.
Thomas Edison
Robert Koch
Louis Pasteur
Michael Faraday
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According to its purpose, type of research applies this knowledge to solve problems and improve people’s quality of life
Basic
Documentary
Experimental
Applied
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Knowledge acquired via observation, experimentation and data analysis.
Technique
Science
Method
Technology
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The following is NOT a type of research according to the variable manipulation?
Experimental
Non-experimental
Explanatory
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It is the human ability to form ideas, concepts and judgments from information received via the senses or memory.
Thinking
Logic
Reasoning
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Focuses on the understanding of the world using systematic observation, experimentation, and verification of hypothesis.
Everyday knowledge
Scientific knowledge
Mythical knowledge
Religious knowledge
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Type of research approach that analyses and interprets numerical data, statistics, and is linked to numerical counts.
Mixed
Qualitative
Quantitative
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French microbiologist who made important contributions to the field of microbiology and chemistry
Robert Koch
Louis Pasteur
Thomas Edison
Michael Faraday
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Is not an example of Social Sciences
psychology
physics
sociology
economics
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Which of the following tools is commonly used to measure subjective attitudes or feelings?
Documentary analysis
Case study
Likert scale
Experimentation
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Rationalism representatives
Rene Descartes, Baruch Spinoza, Gottfried Whilhelm Leibiniz
Immanuel Kant, Francis Bacon, and John Stuart Mill
John Locke, George Berkeley and David Hume.
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Philosophers who stated that knowledge comes from both reality and experience.
John Locke, George Berkeley and David Hume.
Rene Descartes, Baruch Spinoza, Gottfried Whilhelm Leibiniz
Immanuel Kant, Francis Bacon, and John Stuart Mill
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Which variable in a study is manipulated by the researcher?
Independent
Dependent
Controlled
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Type of science based on logic and abstract reasoning. They deal with numbers, geometrical figures and logical laws.
Factual
Formal
Paranormal
Mythical
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For empiricism, where does all knowledge originate?
From mental processes and intuition
From reasoning
From innate ideas
From sensory experience
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They seek to understand the laws that govern the universe.
Natural Science
Social Sciences
Formal Sciences
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Potential explanations, educated answers, that can either be accepted or rejected after being tested.
Hypothesis
Research questions
Conclusion
Results
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He established observation as the first step for acquiring knowledge
Galileo Galilei
Copernicus
Ptolemy
Aristotle
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Research where the chitosan present in some crustacean's shell is mixed with minerals. Developed by U of Guadalajara.
Edible cutlery
Solid Rain
Construction with sargassum
Regeneration of spine bones
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Implies the practical use of science and technique to solve problems. Involves developing of products & processes
Science
Technique
Technology
Method
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It includes previous concepts, theories or research related to the problem or question.
Justification
Observation
Rationale
Theoretical framework
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Discipline that studies the forms of thought and the rules that govern correct reasoning.
Reasoning
Logic
Thinking
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It focuses on the deep, abstract, and universal understanding of the world and reality
Mythical knowledge
Philosophical knowledge
Everyday knowledge
Scientific knowledge
45
Is not an example of Natural Sciences
chemistry
physics
economics
biology
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It focuses on the belief of a supreme being, spirituality and faith.
Philosophical knowledge
Everyday knowledge
Scientific knowledge
Religious knowledge
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It is gained via abstraction processes and logical principles, do not use the senses.
Religious knowledge
Everyday knowledge
Logical - Mathematical knowledge
Scientific knowledge
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It is the mental process used to reach a conclusion from the premises.
Thinking
Logic
Reasoning