[STS] 1.1-1.2 Introduction to Science Technology and Society, Philosophies of Science

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Global Citizenship

Sense of belonging to a broader community

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Cognitive

Key conceptual Dimension of GCED - Knowledge

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Socio-Emotional

Key conceptual Dimension of GCED - Belonging

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Behavioral

Key conceptual Dimension of GCED - Local, National, Global

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Health and Well-being, Communication and Information, Economic Development and Infastructure

Importance of STSs

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Tragedy of the Commons

Selfish Mindset

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Shared Responsibility

Cooperative Mindset

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Social Darwinism

Natural Selection, Survival of the Fittest

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Social Exchange Theory

Reciprocal Relationship, Predicting Behavior, Reward-Cost=Profit

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Philosophy

Love for Wisdom

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pHI

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Ethics/Axiology (1. Ethics 2. Aesthetics)

Science Philosophical Problems — Values, Moral

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Epistemological (1. Deductive 2. Inductive)

Science Philosophical Problems — Knowledge

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Metaphysical (1. Ontology 2. Cosmology)

Science Philosophical Problems — Reality, Laws

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Inductivism

Observable Facts are objective
Common understanding of the laws of the universe

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Hypothetico-Deductivism

Rejects context of discovery
Facts are not always observable

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Falsification

Rejects concept of discovery

Theories are tentative

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Conjecture and Reputation

Science is an open quest

Paradigm

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Reliability

Consisency of Data

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Validity

Accuracy of Data

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Test Pretest

The consistency of a measure across time

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Internal Consistency

The consistency of the measurement itself

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Interrater Reliability

The consistency of measures across raters or observers

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Face Validity

the extent to which a measurement method appears on its face to measure construct of interest

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Construct Validity

Used to ensure that the measure is actual measure what it is intended to measure and not other variables

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Content Validity

The extent to which the measurement covers all aspects of the concepts being measured

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Criterion Validity

The extent to which the result of a measure corresponds to other valid measures of the same concept

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Discriminant Validity

The extent to which scores on a measure are NOT correlated with measures of variables that are conceptually distinct

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