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Zimring, Carl A., 2019- What Science Is and How It Really Works
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Opis bibliograficzny
James C. Zimring, What Science Is and How It Really Works (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019), s. 2: nauka radzi sobie z niepewnością, podając błędy standardowe i przedziały ufności, zamiast rościć pretensje do absolutnej pewności.
Omówienie źródła
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I
- The Knowledge Problem, or What Can We Really “Know”?
- Adding More Building Blocks of Human Reasoning to the Knowledge Problem
- Holistic Coherence in Thinking, or Describing a System of How Humans Reason and Think
Part II
- How Scientific Reasoning Differs from Other Reasoning
- Natural Properties of a Rule-Governed World, or Why Scientists Study Certain Types of Things and Not Others
- How Human Observation of the Natural World Can Differ from What the World Really Is
- Detection of Patterns and Associations, or How Human Perceptions and Reasoning Complicate Understanding of Real-World Information
- The Association of Ideas and Causes, or How Science Figures Out What Causes What
Part III
- Remedies That Science Uses to Compensate for How Humans Tend to Make Errors
- The Analysis of a Phantom Apparition, or Has Science Really Been Studied Yet?
- The Societal Factor, or How Social Dynamics Affect Science
- A Holistic World of Scientific Entities, or Considering the Forest and the Trees Together
- Putting It All Together to Describe “What Science Is and How It Really Works”
About the Author
Index
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