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Anti-realismrealistic and relativismrelativistic perspectives on science

Examples; Natural science - psychicsExamples for natural sciences: physics, chemistry, astronomy, geology. Social

Social sciences -: psychology, sociology, criminology, psychiatry.

ScientistScientists construct knowledge in order to better understand specific phenomenon that occursoccurring phenomena. What What is the purpose of natural and social sciences, respectively? What isWhat's the point of all science in general and do we need it?

Anti-realism and relativism perspectives on science

Examples; Natural science - psychics, chemistry, astronomy, geology. Social sciences - psychology, sociology, criminology psychiatry.

Scientist construct knowledge in order to better understand specific phenomenon that occurs. What is the purpose of natural and social sciences? What is the point of all science and do we need it?

Anti-realistic and relativistic perspectives on science

Examples for natural sciences: physics, chemistry, astronomy, geology

Social sciences: psychology, sociology, criminology, psychiatry

Scientists construct knowledge in order to better understand specific occurring phenomena. What is the purpose of natural and social sciences, respectively? What's the point of science in general and do we need it?

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Is the knowledge created by the natural sciences more accurate than the knowledge created by the social sciences? Anti-realism and relativism perspectives on science

NaturalExamples; Natural science - psychics, chemistry, astronomy, geology. Social sciences - psychology, sociology, criminology psychiatry.

Scientist construct knowledge in order to better understand specific phenomenon that occurs. Which one hasWhat is the most accurate knowledgepurpose of natural and social sciences? What is the point of all science and do we need it?

Is the knowledge created by the natural sciences more accurate than the knowledge created by the social sciences?

Natural science - psychics, chemistry, astronomy, geology. Social sciences - psychology, sociology, criminology psychiatry. Which one has the most accurate knowledge?

Anti-realism and relativism perspectives on science

Examples; Natural science - psychics, chemistry, astronomy, geology. Social sciences - psychology, sociology, criminology psychiatry.

Scientist construct knowledge in order to better understand specific phenomenon that occurs. What is the purpose of natural and social sciences? What is the point of all science and do we need it?

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Knowledge: Is the knowledge created by the natural sciences vs.more accurate than the knowledge created by the social science. Which is bettersciences?

Is the knowledge created by the natural sciencesNatural science (psychics- psychics, chemistry, astronomy, geology...) more accurate than the knowledge created by the social Social sciences (psychology- psychology, sociology, criminology psychiatry...) Which one has the most accurate knowledge?

Knowledge: natural sciences vs. social science. Which is better?

Is the knowledge created by the natural sciences (psychics, chemistry, astronomy, geology...) more accurate than the knowledge created by the social sciences (psychology, sociology, criminology psychiatry...)?

Is the knowledge created by the natural sciences more accurate than the knowledge created by the social sciences?

Natural science - psychics, chemistry, astronomy, geology. Social sciences - psychology, sociology, criminology psychiatry. Which one has the most accurate knowledge?

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