1. The use of multiple methods to understand complex phenomena is called _____________ .
2. A researcher had 50 college students describe a particular experience of loneliness that they could recall in detail. He asked them about what was happening before, during, and after their experiences. Finally, the researcher devised a statement that captured the essence of the experience, a research result that Whewell would call:
3. Like Darwin, ___________ sought to explain the present (his patients symptoms) by uncovering its causes in the past.
4. By bracketing, researchers attempt to render themselves as ______________ as possible during the process of research.
5. In Bromley's view , the ultimate test of an explanation is ______________________ .
6. “The resolve to set aside theories, research presuppositions, ready-made interpretations, etc., in order to reveal engaged lived experience” is a definition of
7. Whewell called the connection of isolated facts by a general hypothesis
8. “The pearls are there, but they will not hang together till some one provides the string.” In this statement, made by Whewell, pearls and string refer, respectively, to…..
9. True or False? Darwin's work had little if any impact on psychology.
10. According to Whewell, colligation is the binding together of a ___________ by the invention and the introduction among them of an exact and appropriate conception.
11. According to Bromley, case study researchers should follow the same rules of evidence as are used in a court of law to ensure:
12. Check the alternative that is NOT one of Whewell’s criteria for scientific knowledge.
