2005
DOI: 10.4324/9780203994627
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The Logic of Scientific Discovery

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“…43,44 This situation seems surprising as explicit definitions of constructs would seem 42 Like their non-statistical counterparts, they have remained essentially unchallenged for decades.…”
Section: There Is No Doubt That Both Itemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…43,44 This situation seems surprising as explicit definitions of constructs would seem 42 Like their non-statistical counterparts, they have remained essentially unchallenged for decades.…”
Section: There Is No Doubt That Both Itemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We do not need to give up our subjectivity trying to be governed by an externally given objective truth, but we need to embrace our subjectivity and pursue it, in order to create a universal truth that emerges from the synergistic assembly of all which is partial and subjective. We could even say that this is our interpretation of Popper's [23] conceptualization of inter-subjectivity, which he offers as a replacement for the notion of objectivity. This is hard enough to do in the hard sciences, but in the human-social studies it is many times harder.…”
Section: A Philosophical Detour: Towards a Soft Approachmentioning
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“…Hidden or silent nature of the fundamental beliefs commonly has devastating influence on beliefs and action (Popper, 2002). Science also presupposes certain beliefs, for example classical mechanics presumes a belief in the existence of the principles of causality, determinism, uniformity, symmetry, and reductionism.…”
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