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    The Reid technique used a scientific method no longer used today saying that if a suspect were guilty it would show in their anxiety. Reading the suspect’s body language, which include arms moving around, wiggling legs, touching hair, picking imaginary lint of shirt, and avoiding eye contact all proved a suspect’s guilt. Law enforcement interrogation included questions that automatically caused suspects to become nervous. Police would walk out the room and would arrive holding a folder stating…

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    science” is closely associated with the scientific method. The scientific method presents itself as a disciplined way to study the natural world. “The scientific method seeks to explain the events of nature in a reproducible way” (The Nature of Science and the Scientific Method). It produces a thought experiment or hypothesis. Science can also be “a human endeavor and is subject to personal prejudices, misapprehensions, and bias” (The Nature of Science and the Scientific…

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    article Darwin and the scientific method, author Francisco Ayala compares two scientific methods and discusses Charles Darwin’s impact on the scientific community. A scientific method is a procedure that scientists use to make systematic observations, experiments, and to formulate a hypothesis. During the 18th century, Darwin discovered one of many reasons on why evolution occurs and established the theory of natural selection that would later become the model for other scientific studies.…

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    across Canada. I am writing to state my disagreement and concern with introducing cryptozoology as a scientific study in the Academy. The reasoning behind my disagreement with your proposition is because of the importance of distinguishing science from non-science, as well as the problems with anecdotal evidence on cryptozoology, and finally, the nonsensical expenditure of government funds on non-scientific research. In order to distinguish the division of science and non-science, one…

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    the deductive method to arrive to ‘truths’, which eliminated nonsense errors. However, it began when he questioned intellectual certainty. Descartes found the need to restore philosophy and the way that one should acquire knowledge. Thus, he sets himself to find a system, a method, that challenges skepticism. His famous work, entitled the Discourse on Method, originally written in French, explains the advantages of his method that should lead to unquestionable knowledge and scientific…

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    animals in scientific researches has been widely debated. On one hand, the activists claiming that it is a cruelty with animals, in another hand the scientific community says that is impossible to change completely the method. There are reports that animals have been used by humans since of the age of Aristoteles. From that time the animals have been becoming indispensable for the science advancements. We are aware that some of those studies may cause some pain in the animals, such as the…

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    psychology is a real science and the research behind this discipline can be fully reliable using the appropriate scientific method. On the other hand, some people believe that psychology cannot be defined as a science because feelings, mental states and behaviours are not always defined with scientific evidences. It is my belief, that psychology can be explained trough scientific method and research because as the science of the brain it implicates a biological aspect that can be tested only by…

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    Before attempting to identify “to what degree can a research within the social science be considered scientific” the researcher must first become familiar with what a research is (APUS, 2017). Research is more than a collection of information from a source. Research must project “subjective processes, social relations, and artifacts (including research instruments and methods) enable researchers to objectively comprehend phenomena” (Ratner, 2002). However, the postmodernist contention that the…

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    What are the methods of Inquiry? Basically, methods of inquiry are different ways an investigator can gather information for his/her case whether it’s a normal routine investigation or trying to reconstruct a past crime scene. Outside resources such as forensic scientists, computer technicians or anthropologist could be used in order to validate evidence collected. The scientific method is a great tool to use when trying to reconstruct a crime scene. The scientific method is not only for…

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    differentiate between scientific and non-scientific theories throughout time using different philosophy. Karl Popper and Thomas Kuhn are two of the most influential philosophers of science of the 20th century. Popper and Kuhn’s ideas on the scientific theories and research methods have provided scientists with a strong foundation to construct their pursuit…

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