Midterm 1 Flashcards

(26 cards)

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What is the Appeal to Authority?

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The belief in something based on the authority of the person without adequate supporting facts

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What is an Axiom?

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a base statement or an agreed fundamental truth
-allow us to establish a starting point and outline our area of inquiry and helps us develop rational theories and solutions to problems

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Science is not a ___ it is a ____

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belief system, it is a process

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What is science?

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physical/intellectual endeavors to determine the reality of the world through repeatable, testable, experimentation, observation and logic

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Science is divided into what?

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3 subsets

  • Natural sciences (physics, chem, geology, bio)
  • Social Sciences (economics, human society)
  • Formal Sciences (math, stats)
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What is research?

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  • adventure into the unknown
  • attempt to describe, discover, understand the universe attempting to define what we know, what we dont know or what we dont even consider what we dont know.
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Research is _____ and _____

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interative and self correcting

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Research circle starts with:

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Knowledge to questions to develop theory to Test theory to Analyze results to add to knowledge or question previous knowledge . which either leads back to knowledge or challenging previous ideas

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What is thinking?

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A complex act composed of knowledge and skills by which the individual can relate to and shape the environment more effectively than with intuition alone

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What is critical thinking?

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an active and systematic attempt to understand and evaluate arguments and questions

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What in inductive reasoning?

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induced = persuaded

  • Broad Generalizations from observations
  • Hypothesis might be correct
    ex) water is heavy
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What is deductive reasoning?

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Deduced= concluded through evidence

  • Facts to fact
  • Hypothesis must be true
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What does critique mean in critical thinking?

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a detailed analysis an assesment

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What are the three types of research in kinesiology?

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Quantitative
Qualitative
Mixed Methods Methods

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What is Quantitative research?

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  • based on measurable, countable, scalable, numbers or data

- investigator tries to minimize bias, make results generalizable

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What is Qualitative research?

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Measuring and comparing variables that do not have a straight forward numeric interpretation that compares values

  • data collection is done in natural settings
  • researcher acknowledges that they are inegral with research(harder)
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What is the Mixed method research?

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combination of both quantitative and qualitative (best of both worlds approach)

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What are the 4 Faculty of KNES Research themes?

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1) Movement science and musculoskeletal health (biomechanics)
2) Injury prevention, sport medicine, rehab (concussions)
3) Exercise physiology, nutrition in health and sport
4) Psychosocial aspects of health and sport (pedagogy)

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What is epistemology?

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-the study of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion

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Ontology

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-the study of being or what kind of things exist

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What are 5 characteristics of Research?

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systematic, logical, empirical, reductive, replicable

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What is the systematic characteristic of research?

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-plan, identify, design, collect data, evaluate

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What is the logical characteristic?

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-based on sound reasoning, one examines procedures to evaluate conclusions

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What is the empirical characteristic?

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-decisions based on data

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What is the reductive characteristic?
general relationships are established from data
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What is replicable?
actions are accurately recorded and reproducible by others