A) The history of philosophy. B) The individual achievements of scientists. C) The role of technology in science. D) The cumulative nature of scientific knowledge.
A) Thomas Kuhn. B) Robert K. Merton. C) Imre Lakatos. D) Karl Popper.
A) In the shadow of giants. B) In the footprints of giants. C) Through the lens of giants. D) On the shoulders of giants.
A) Purely experimental. B) Quantitative only. C) Theoretical only. D) Historical and sociological.
A) The idea of social mobility. B) The idea that the rich get richer. C) The idea of diminishing returns. D) The idea that everyone is equal.
A) Physics. B) Psychology. C) Economics. D) Sociology.
A) It enhances competition. B) It fosters innovation. C) It encourages independence. D) It overlooks collaborative contributions.
A) It is independent from history. B) It builds on previous knowledge. C) It is determined by technology. D) It is entirely original. |