Titlebook: Research Methodology; The Aims, Practices Peter Pruzan Textbook 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Guide to good rese

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Uncertainty, Probability and Statistics in Research,ce that, in general, is more or less ignored or played down in most expositions on scientific method: uncertainty. It is also one of the topics that Ph.D. students tend to demonstrate little interest in—as is often evidenced by their lack of knowledge about or reflection on the standard software rou

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Research, method. In the preceding chapters ‘research’ as such has not been defined and delimited, although it has continually been referred to indirectly via consideration of the formulation of hypotheses and theories, measuring, testing, experimenting, scientific method, etc. So while the earlier chapters

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Ethics and Responsibility in Scientific Research, life, for polluting the environment, for colonizing other heavenly bodies, for creating artificial life, for … we are all witnesses to an increasing, and often disturbing, connection between science and technologies that can seriously affect fundamental existential conditions for life on this plane

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Introduction,fe. Therefore, reflection, in particular by scientists and students of the natural sciences, on the aims, powers and limitations of science and research is vital for the well-functioning of societies and of all of us.