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Homework answers / question archive / University of Ontario Institute of Technology COMM 1050U Impact of Science and Technology on Society uNIT 1 : wHAT IS SCIENCE? wHO DECIDED WHAT IS TRUE? Q1: According to Austin Hughes, science has difficulty answering each of these broad 'types' of questions

University of Ontario Institute of Technology COMM 1050U Impact of Science and Technology on Society uNIT 1 : wHAT IS SCIENCE? wHO DECIDED WHAT IS TRUE? Q1: According to Austin Hughes, science has difficulty answering each of these broad 'types' of questions

Communications

University of Ontario Institute of Technology

COMM 1050U

Impact of Science and Technology on Society

uNIT 1 : wHAT IS SCIENCE? wHO DECIDED WHAT IS TRUE?

Q1: According to Austin Hughes, science has difficulty answering each of these broad 'types' of questions.

a      Epistemology, Ontology, Knowledge b        None of these answers

a      Epistemology, Metaphysics, Ethics

a      Metaphysics, Ethics Knowledge b        Knowledge, Truth, Honesty

 

Q2: According to Joel Achenbach, one of the main reasons that many reasonable people doubt science is because whereas science appeals to our rational brain, our beliefs are still motivated my this.

a      Stupidity

a      Emotion

  1. Love
  2. Ignorance
  3. All of the above

 

Q3: According to Michael Shermer, Karl Popper originally articulated this problem, which attempts to find criterion that distinguishes between science and pseudoscience.

a      The Fox and the Hound b        The Singularity Problem

a      The Demarcation Problem a        The Relativity Hypothesis b        None of these answers.

 

Q4: According to Peter Adkins, science equals truth for the following reason, among others.

a      All knowledge is reducible to numbers b        Science is always irrational

a      Science is free of irrational prejudice

a      What is knowledge in one place is not knowledge in another b        None of these answers

 

Q5: According to Stuart Firestein, science is not so much the pursuit of knowledge as the pursuit of this:

  1. Truth

 

  1. Mathematics

a      Ignorance

  1. Physics
  2. None of the answers

 

Q6: As we saw in our online lecture, according to Thomas Kuhn, this is one of the philosophical 'considerations' that arises from scientific revolutions.

  1. Science provides absolute 'truth' at all times
  2. Life is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you're gonna get
  3. There is no absolute 'truth' -- furthermore, science doesn't need truth: only successful problem-solving within a given paradigm
  4. None of these answers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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