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Science |
A method of inquiry; a way of learning and knowing things about the world around us. |
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Non-scientific sources of knowledge: |
Tradition: these are the things that “everybody knows.” Authority: Knowledge gained by listening to experts Common sense: Widely shared beliefs The media: Information from newspapers, television, the Internet, etc. |
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Scientific method |
An approach to inquiry that attempts to safeguard errors commonly made in casual human inquiry. |
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Chief features of the scientific method include: |
1. Viewing all knowledge as provisional (i.e., serving for the time being) and subject to refutation. 2. Searching for evidence based on systematic and comprehensive observation. 3. Pursuing objectivity in observation. 4. Replication. |
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Evidence-Based Practice Model |
The ultimate expression of scientific inquiry in social work research is evidence-based practice.Using the best scientific evidence available in deciding how to intervene with individuals, families, groups, or communities. |
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Three core components of EBP Model: |
Research evidence Practitioner expertise Client values |
