Explain Kuhn’s process of accumulating knowledge.

What will be an ideal response?


Kuhn argues that people tend to think of science as a slow accumulation of knowledge over time. This gradual accumulation of knowledge is incorporated into increasingly sophisticated models of how the world works that are then used to pursue a more informed knowledge of reality.

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Steven is exploring the impact of neglect on academic achievement for grade school children. He

will be using a nonprobability sampling procedure, due in-part to the sensitive nature of the research topic. He begins the sampling process by selecting research participants who are the easiest to find. What type of sampling procedure is he using? a) Criterion sampling b) Snowball sampling c) Convenience sampling d) Quota sampling

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This type of volunteering is referred to as "skills-based employee engagement." People from all over the world collaborate virtually to help nonprofits solve problems and answer questions

Nonprofits have access to a high-quality labor pool with experts in marketing, PR, finance, product design, and more. a. MICRO-volunteering b. Corporate volunteering c. Simulated volunteering d. Virtual volunteering

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Asking a group of experts whether the items on a scale appear to measure what they intend to measure is a good way to assess the scale's A) predictive validity

B) concurrent validity. C) construct validity. D) ?content validity.

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Freud revolutionized the study and treatment of mental illness by

a. advocating the use of medications b. developing a method of therapy known as psychoanalysis c. defining insanity socially d. stressing clinical diagnosis and appropriate medical treatment

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