The scientific method is not what it seems. ... is one separating rationality and emotion, claiming that while the former is an essential component in the epistemological process, the latter plays no role. ... Positivists believe that through scientific investigation of ontological problems they remove emotion from the equation, and with this method of investigation epistemology has become as close to a scientific search for knowledge as humanly possible. ...

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A typical security system however comprises several complex components such as technology, processes, practices as well as people. ... The key component of people with all their psychology who are subjected to a security system, pours live in its previously layed out skeleton and ultimately determines its effectiveness. ... Having introduced many different variables contributing to the effectiveness of a security system, we realize that the Argument presented reveals very little information about the examined businesses as well as the security components used. ... The scientific method of d...

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IMRAD format is as follows: intro, method, results, and discussion, but Ghanta's article takes a slightly different approach. He has an introduction of the processes he is discussing, a method of what the processes are, not his methods of research, a data section that is paired with a discussion, and then a conclusion. ... Although Ghanta is being creative in changing the usual process of a science paper, there is one major component of his article that is less than creative: boring voice. ...

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Therefore, the psychological research may refer to the methods that psychologists use when investigating a psychological phenomena. ... On the other hand, Psychology tries to gain empirical evidence and uses scientific methods. ... As an example, Saccone et al (2006) looked at the effects of nicotine dependency using brain scanning method. ... The unstructured interview is an example of a method that psychologists use to gain qualitative data. ... The cognitive research uses the analogy of machine system and the biological approach reduces its study by looking at particular biological compon...

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The engineers also may supervise the manufacturing and installation of computer or computer-related equipment and components (http://www.acinet.org/). ... The engineer has to be able to analyze and produce requirements to create a design, use mathematics, write computer programs for various purposes, use the scientific rules and methods to solve problems, and be able to determine the cause of operating errors and decide what to do about it (http://www.acinet.org/). ... I believe that high school chemistry will help me decided if I choose to go into this profession by the scientific method o...

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Definition of the Problem Problem Definition involves stating the general problem and identifying the specific components of the marketing research problem. ... So its third objective will be is distribution method. 3. Hypothetico-deductive Model The hypothetico-deductive method provides a scientific approach to formulating a theoretical framework for the problem. This method requires the researcher to consider the nature of the variables in the study in some depth. When using the hypothetico-deductive method, there are various characteristics of a variable with include, moder...

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Methodology Presented in this report are the findings of the qualitative components of Glenn Greenward as he interviews Edward Snowden, who explains three main themes. ... Summary of Results The key findings from the interview were that the United States was not informing the public about the methods and programs that had a direct impact on them. ... The method that was used to conduct the analysis was qualitative. ... Coding is a technique that organizes and provides a means to interpret the findings of a qualitative method. ...

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The introduction of science focused institutions and the increasing integration between science and technology in Europe that arose from the scientific revolution allowed for the concentrated training of individuals in the experimental method which removes the constraints of population size on technological invention. ... The third component tries to explain why a scientific revolution did not occur in China. ...

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The scientific method is the "tried and true" way to determine the truths from the untruths when trying to determine an outcome or a solution. Very simply, the scientific method consists of the following: 1. ... The movement of the ammunition components through the firearms transfers marks onto the bullet or cartridge case and makes possible firearms identification. ...

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