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Positivism quiz

  1.  
    Positivism can be connected to which ToK concept
    A. Coherence theory B. Knowledge and language C. Pragmatic theory D. Personal Knowledge
  2.  
    Which of these was not affected by Positivism in the 19th and 20th centuries?
    A. American high class B. The Enlightenment C. The Harlem Renaissance D. Electricity
  3.  
    Positivism is derived from:
    A. Logic and mathematics B. Faith and religious knowledge C. Sensory input and scientific method D. The scientific method and mathematics
  4.  
    True or False: the involvement of positivism improved the US legal system
    A. True B. False
  5.  
    Who had the most influence on Positivism?
    A. Thomas Edison B. Rene Descardes C. Auguste Comte D. Augusta Savage
  6.  
    Who had the most influence on Positivism?
    A. It's claim to certainty B. Emotions, beliefs, and intentions are ignored, limiting the social sciences C. Abstract ideas are impossible to create using positivism D. The process of quantitative research and data collection is more rigid
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Positivism quiz (Answer Key)

  1.  
    Positivism can be connected to which ToK concept
    A. Coherence theory B. Knowledge and language C. Pragmatic theory D. Personal Knowledge
  2.  
    Which of these was not affected by Positivism in the 19th and 20th centuries?
    A. American high class B. The Enlightenment C. The Harlem Renaissance D. Electricity
  3.  
    Positivism is derived from:
    A. Logic and mathematics B. Faith and religious knowledge C. Sensory input and scientific method D. The scientific method and mathematics
  4.  
    True or False: the involvement of positivism improved the US legal system
    A. True B. False
  5.  
    Who had the most influence on Positivism?
    A. Thomas Edison B. Rene Descardes C. Auguste Comte D. Augusta Savage
  6.  
    Who had the most influence on Positivism?
    A. It's claim to certainty B. Emotions, beliefs, and intentions are ignored, limiting the social sciences C. Abstract ideas are impossible to create using positivism D. The process of quantitative research and data collection is more rigid

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