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    based on shared paradigms are committed to the same rules and standards. Kuhn (1970) further states that a paradigm dictates, initially, not a subject matter but a group of practitioners. Research paradigms are all relative to someone’s epistemological and ontological assumptions and when a shared philosophical tradition is adopted to the research, a common paradigm can penetrate this research and influence the approaches and methodologies that they

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    company 's decision process. The most difficult challenge will be bringing the computer based data processing and the accounting system together to ensure the most beneficial decisions for a company. Question 1.2 The best combination of paradigms for the

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    The article begins by examining the notion of paradigms and worldviews as currently used in the nursing literature and suggests that the concept of a single paradigm supports a philosophy inconsistent with nursing’s goal of building knowledge on the nature of the human response. Next, the strength of plurality in nursing knowledge development, its warrantable

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    existing knowledge depends on the bias of the individual or firm or society at large. We shall consider the above knowledge issue in ethics & natural science by studying the new knowledge received on Marijuana, change in generalisations for a child and paradigm shifts in astrophysics through emotion, perception and reason. To what extent discarding

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    selected positivist research paradigm for use in my research process. Based on the nature of this research process , I opted to employ the paradigm duo its positive approach and its close relevance to the nature of research topic. This research topic also dictate that a positive approach be used in order to arrive at the ethical issues of concern being investigated. There is also the need to give the reality an objective manner. Furthermore, the positivist research paradigm is suitable for use in social

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    Experiment 6 Retrieval induced forgetting Aarti N. Shah Roll Number: 21 MA-I University of Mumbai Department of Applied Psychology and Counseling Centre Abstract Using the retrieval-practice paradigm (Anderson, R. A. Bjork, & E. L. Bjork, 1994), it was tested whether or not retrieval-induced forgetting could be found in item recognition test in terms of RT and accuracy. In this experiment retrieval practice on items from semantic categories depressed recognition of non-practiced

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    Significant learning begins with a radical shake-up I grew up, together with my four siblings, at a small village in the Philippines. Everyone there knew each other. In those days, I did not really think that I learned something meaningful that would affect my life, but now I could say that I have a different perspective on “learning”. I’ve realized so many things from my experiences and I have seen life in a completely different perspective. Growing up in a developing country gave me an

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    Briefly explain the concept of paradigm. A paradigm is defined as the fundamental way in which we think and define reality. It may include values and beliefs that influence our decisions on what is real and what is not. It is how we know the things we know. It is our own awareness of ourselves as observers and knowers and may relate to how we think and act in certain situations. It is also how we process what is real and how we present our knowings to others. In a paradigm no right or wrong answers are

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    exemplar. As researchers puzzle-solved within a paradigm, anomalies start to build up until it reaches a crisis, and a new paradigm is born. Psychoanalysis, it appears, is a science because it was born as a revolutionary paradigm, entered the realm of normal science where it experienced a number of anomalies, and, finally, it got pushed aside by a new revolutionary science, which is now the dominating paradigm, the bio-psycho-social paradigm. Examination 2 Short Answers #2 Szasz believes

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    Increasingly, firms find themselves, either by design or circumstances, operating in business environments fraught with unprecedented, unparalleled, unrelenting, and largely unpredictable change. Retaining competitive advantage is a constant preoccupation for all companies. Millions of words have been written purporting to identify the principles and practices most likely to enable firms to gain competitive advantage and, thereby, enjoy superior profit margins. Despite all this study, management

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