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Froggy Jumps Philosophy of social sciences 2Online version spel poss by Eva 1 What is a key claim of anti-positivism? a Human behavior can be fully explained through observation b Human experience is meaningful and requires interpretation c Scientific laws apply equally to social and natural worlds 2 What does the concept of Verstehen emphasize in social science? a Predicting outcomes through statistical data b Deep understanding of human meaning and context c Testing universal laws of behavior 3 What method did Dilthey use to expand Verstehen? a Experimental psychology b Hermeneutics c Symbolic logic 4 What is the Hermeneutic Circle? a A process of interpreting meaning by shifting between parts and the whole b A circular logic used in deduction c A cycle of controlled observation in experiments 5 What does contingency in social constructionism suggest? a Constructs are biologically determined b Social constructs could have developed differently c All constructs are timeless 6 What is the commonality between weak and strong social constructionism? a Both deny social interaction has an impact b Both rely only on empirical observation c Both see constructs as the result of social interactions 7 What distinguishes strong social constructionism? a It accepts objective reality entirely b It argues that even the things we perceive are socially constructed c It focuses only on language 8 What is surplus labour in Marxist theory? a Extra hours worked by salaried employees b The value created by workers beyond what they are paid c Unused resources in capitalist systems 9 What did Marx believe was the foundation of society? a Education b Mode of production c Political structures 10 What is a contradiction in capitalism, according to Marx? a Too many regulations on markets b Equal distribution of wages c The need to reduce wages while keeping workers productive 11 What does dialectical thinking involve? a Analyzing economic data b Resolving contradictions to reach a new understanding c Predicting future market trends 12 What is the intransitive dimension of science according to Bhaskar? a Ideas that develop over time b Reality that exists independently of human knowledge c Experimental results 13 What does the transitive dimension refer to? a Our theories and knowledge that can change b Events we cannot observe c Natural laws 14 In Bhaskar’s critical realism, what are the three domains of reality? a Physical, mental, conceptual b Real, actual, empirical c Abstract, symbolic, rational 15 What is the real domain in Bhaskar’s framework? a Mechanisms that can produce events b Directly observed facts c Human beliefs 16 What is David Harvey’s concept of the spatial fix? a Moving capital to new regions to avoid crisis b Fixing borders through mapping c Stabilizing ecological systems 17 What does political ecology examine? a Party influence on voting behavior b The relationship between capitalism, environment, and politics c The spread of green technology 18 According to Foucault, what are mechanisms of disciplinary power? a Democracy, surveillance, education b Hierarchical observation, normalizing judgment, examination c Rules, laws, policies 19 What does pluralism in science recognize? a Multiple valid forms of knowledge b One universal scientific truth c That all opinions are equal 20 What is the aim of genealogical methods? a To trace the historical development of concepts and power structures b To construct family histories c To validate scientific laws 21 What is abduction in logic? a Reasoning toward the most likely explanation b Using data to confirm a hypothesis c Drawing universal conclusions from one case 22 What is anti-positivism a reaction against? a Constructivism b The idea that human life can be fully studied like natural phenomena c Feminist theory

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by Eva

What is a key claim of anti-positivism?

What does the concept of Verstehen emphasize in social science?

What method did Dilthey use to expand Verstehen?

What is the Hermeneutic Circle?

What does contingency in social constructionism suggest?

What is the commonality between weak and strong social constructionism?

What distinguishes strong social constructionism?

What is surplus labour in Marxist theory?

What did Marx believe was the foundation of society?

What is a contradiction in capitalism, according to Marx?

What does dialectical thinking involve?

What is the intransitive dimension of science according to Bhaskar?

What does the transitive dimension refer to?

In Bhaskar’s critical realism, what are the three domains of reality?

What is the real domain in Bhaskar’s framework?

What is David Harvey’s concept of the spatial fix?

What does political ecology examine?

According to Foucault, what are mechanisms of disciplinary power?

What does pluralism in science recognize?

What is the aim of genealogical methods?

What is abduction in logic?

What is anti-positivism a reaction against?