The Logic of Scientific Discovery Quiz

Karl Popper

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Part I: Chapter 1, A Survey of Some Fundamental Problems

Part I: Chapter 2, On the Problem of a Theory of Scientific Method

Part II: Chapter 3, Theories

Part II: Chapter 4, Falsifiability

Part II: Chapter 5, The Problem of Empirical Basis

Part II: Chapter 6, Degrees of Testability

Part II: Chapter 7, Simplicity

Part II: Chapter 8, Probability

Part II: Chapter 9, Some Observations on Quantum Theory

Part II: Chapter 10, Corroboration, or How a Theory Stands up to Tests

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The Logic of Scientific Discovery Quiz

The Logic of Scientific Discovery Quiz

According to Popper, what can't universals be reduced to? (from Part II: Chapter 5, The Problem of Empirical Basis)

What does Popper feel about the scientific characteristic of nature? (from Part II: Chapter 10, Corroboration, or How a Theory Stands up to Tests)

Also referred to as singular statements, what are subsets of events? (from Part II: Chapter 4, Falsifiability)

What allows for considerations of whether a theory is falsifiable? (from Part II: Chapter 5, The Problem of Empirical Basis)

What is determined by obscuring a logical connection between statistical and non-statistical interpretations, with regard to uncertainty theory? (from Part II: Chapter 9, Some Observations on Quantum Theory)