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1. The author of the deconstruction method is ...
2. Author of the book "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions"
3. Abstract is...
4. In intuitive knowledge, the leading role belongs to:
5. In the human psyche in intuitive knowledge, the leading role belongs to ...
6. In the real practice of scientific research, abstraction ...
7. The Vienna Circle included such scientists as
8. The structure of scientific theory includes ...
9. The types of experiment are:
10. The choice of topics is preceded by a thorough acquaintance with ...
11. Highlight (underline) the objects of the phenomenological method:
12. Highlight (underline) the forms of scientific knowledge:
13. Highlight the forms of scientific knowledge:
14. Allocate such a function of the method of legal knowledge as ...
15. Arrange the steps of observation in the correct logical sequence:
16. Build the correct logical sequence of the stages of the experiment:
17. The ad hoc hypothesis is ...
18. Speaking about the relationship between the subject and methods of legal science, it can be argued that
19. This definition: "A system of methods, a set of methods and techniques of research activities, knowledge about them" refers to the concept:
20. The data recorded with the help of instruments, by themselves, does not say anything - they require a certain assessment and interpretation, which is carried out ...
21. The two main forms of empirical knowledge are
22. Deconstruction is..
23. To analyze the similarities, differences and classification of legal systems, ...
24. Traditional law is characterized by the following features:
25. The only way to achieve objectivity and accuracy of observations is ...
26. If the planning of the experiment provides only for the identification of significant factors affecting the process, then such experiments
often call...
27. There are two radically different ways of doing business in the economy - ...
28. Over the past 40-50 years, the amount of new knowledge has increased by about ...
29. The final stage of research and development (R&D) - ...
30. The industrial nature of the modern physical experiment and the complexity of its technique make it necessary to create ...
31. The study of the development of scientific knowledge is the goal
32. The history of classical science distinguishes three evolutionary stages of development:
33. The types of scientific forecasting include:
34. Models (theories) of legal argumentation include ...
35. The main types of theories include ... theory
36. The main functions of legal science include ...
37. The advantages of cultural methodology include:
38. The forms of scientific knowledge include ...
39. Empirical methods for collecting and studying individual state-legal phenomena include:
40. Once a scientific problem is precisely formulated, it becomes necessary to highlight the factors that ...
41. Abstract is ...
42. Indirect observations...
43. The method of scientific knowledge, which consists in studying a phenomenon under specially created and controlled conditions, which makes it possible to restore the course of the phenomenon when the conditions are repeated, is ...
44. Methods of empirical knowledge include
45. Models (theories) of legal argumentation:
46. At each stage of the study, literary sources need ...
47. At the stage of choosing a research topic, the expected economic effect can be determined ...
48. At the stage of standardization, data in a certain way ...
49. Observation is a method ...
50. Observations in science are characterized by the fact that their results ...
51. Name the author of the deconstruction method.
52. Name the scientists who were part of the Vienna Circle.
53. Science can be seen as ... (eliminate the incorrect answer):
54. A scientific hypothesis must be...
55. Scientific communication is...
56. Scientific methods of cognition distinguish forecasting ...
57. It is not true that science can be considered as ...
58. The objects of the phenomenological method are ...
This collection contains 121 answers
Minimum rating from "Good"
1. The author of the deconstruction method is ...
2. Author of the book "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions"
3. Abstract is...
4. In intuitive knowledge, the leading role belongs to:
5. In the human psyche in intuitive knowledge, the leading role belongs to ...
6. In the real practice of scientific research, abstraction ...
7. The Vienna Circle included such scientists as
8. The structure of scientific theory includes ...
9. The types of experiment are:
10. The choice of topics is preceded by a thorough acquaintance with ...
11. Highlight (underline) the objects of the phenomenological method:
12. Highlight (underline) the forms of scientific knowledge:
13. Highlight the forms of scientific knowledge:
14. Allocate such a function of the method of legal knowledge as ...
15. Arrange the steps of observation in the correct logical sequence:
16. Build the correct logical sequence of the stages of the experiment:
17. The ad hoc hypothesis is ...
18. Speaking about the relationship between the subject and methods of legal science, it can be argued that
19. This definition: "A system of methods, a set of methods and techniques of research activities, knowledge about them" refers to the concept:
20. The data recorded with the help of instruments, by themselves, does not say anything - they require a certain assessment and interpretation, which is carried out ...
21. The two main forms of empirical knowledge are
22. Deconstruction is..
23. To analyze the similarities, differences and classification of legal systems, ...
24. Traditional law is characterized by the following features:
25. The only way to achieve objectivity and accuracy of observations is ...
26. If the planning of the experiment provides only for the identification of significant factors affecting the process, then such experiments
often call...
27. There are two radically different ways of doing business in the economy - ...
28. Over the past 40-50 years, the amount of new knowledge has increased by about ...
29. The final stage of research and development (R&D) - ...
30. The industrial nature of the modern physical experiment and the complexity of its technique make it necessary to create ...
31. The study of the development of scientific knowledge is the goal
32. The history of classical science distinguishes three evolutionary stages of development:
33. The types of scientific forecasting include:
34. Models (theories) of legal argumentation include ...
35. The main types of theories include ... theory
36. The main functions of legal science include ...
37. The advantages of cultural methodology include:
38. The forms of scientific knowledge include ...
39. Empirical methods for collecting and studying individual state-legal phenomena include:
40. Once a scientific problem is precisely formulated, it becomes necessary to highlight the factors that ...
41. Abstract is ...
42. Indirect observations...
43. The method of scientific knowledge, which consists in studying a phenomenon under specially created and controlled conditions, which makes it possible to restore the course of the phenomenon when the conditions are repeated, is ...
44. Methods of empirical knowledge include
45. Models (theories) of legal argumentation:
46. At each stage of the study, literary sources need ...
47. At the stage of choosing a research topic, the expected economic effect can be determined ...
48. At the stage of standardization, data in a certain way ...
49. Observation is a method ...
50. Observations in science are characterized by the fact that their results ...
51. Name the author of the deconstruction method.
52. Name the scientists who were part of the Vienna Circle.
53. Science can be seen as ... (eliminate the incorrect answer):
54. A scientific hypothesis must be...
55. Scientific communication is...
56. Scientific methods of cognition distinguish forecasting ...
57. It is not true that science can be considered as ...
58. The objects of the phenomenological method are ...
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59. Usually the number of tasks to be researched on a topic by one researcher ranges from ...60. One of the founders of analytical philosophy is considered ...
61. Define the essence of anthropological methodology
62. Main types of theory
63. The main functions of legal science are:
64. The founder of positivism is ...
65. A problem is understood as a complex scientific task that covers
66. Underline the requirements for a scientific hypothesis:
67. The concept of "ad hoc" applies to ... hypothesis
68. The concept of "special scientific methods" corresponds to the definition:
69. Legal intersubjectivity is ...
70. A disclaimer is…
71. Legal positivism is ... reducing the multifaceted legal reality to positive law, which is derived from the will of the state and is neutral in its values
72. Subject ... research of legal science
73. The subject and method of legal science correlate as:
74. Benefits of experiment over observation include...
75. Profit from investments in science is ...
76. The principle of falsifiability suggested
77. The process of introducing a scientific discovery consists of ... stages
78. There are the following types of economic effect: ...
79. A variety of abstraction is ...
80. Arrange in the correct logical sequence the stages of scientific research:
81. Strengths of intuitive knowledge include...
82. A system of methods, a set of methods and techniques of research activity, knowledge about them is ...
83. The strengths of intuitive knowledge are:
84. The modern stage of development of science is called ...
85. Competing approaches in the search for the main laws of the development of science are ...
86. Special scientific methods ...
87. A way of understanding law, which derives the meanings of law from the interaction of subjects, is a legal ...
88. A way of understanding law that reduces the multifaceted legal reality to positive law, which is derived from the will of the state and is value neutral, is legal ...
89. The standard model for setting and solving research problems is ...
90. The structure of scientific theory includes ...
91. The essence of anthropological methodology lies in ...
92. The sphere of human activity, the functions of which are the development and theoretical systematization of objective knowledge about reality, is ...
93. Theoretical ideas are always based on ...
94. Thomas Kuhn introduced the concept of ...
95. Traditional law is characterized ...
96. Requirements of the dialectical method of cognition:
97. The level of novelty of applied research and development of the team is characterized by the number ...
98. Set paired methods of cognition:
99. Match concepts and their ideas
100. Establish a correspondence between methods and their characteristics:
101. Establish a correspondence between the methods of legal science and the groups they belong to:
102. Establish a correspondence between the names of methods and their description:
103. Establish a correspondence between paired methods of cognition...
104. Establish a correspondence between concepts and their meanings
105. Establish a correspondence between the levels of scientific knowledge and their functions:
106. The actual economic effect is determined after the introduction of scientific developments into production, but not earlier than after ...
107. Faraday built, in essence, the first experimental model of an electric motor in ...
108. Forms of scientific knowledge include
109. The functions of the method of legal knowledge include ...
110. A characteristic feature of the experiment as a special method of empirical research is that it ...
111. A characteristic feature of customary law is ...
112. Experiment ... and even more so to oppose theories
113. Experiment as a method of cognition originally arose in ...
114. An experiment can be...
115. Empirical methods of generalizing single facts include
116. Empirical methods of collecting and studying individual state-legal phenomena in