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The scientific method: observation hypothesis, experiment, theory
Scientific hypothesis can be tested pseudo-scientific cannot be tested
Future events can be predicted based on a theory
Quantum physics - studying subatomic particles
Schrodinger's cat thought experiment
Laboratory test
Paradigm shift Biology, Physics, Chemistry
Galileo, Newton, Einstein
Falsificationism
Hypothetico-deductive method
Conjectures and refutations
Studying natural phenomena
Study human behaviour, thinking, culture and societies
Millgram experiment
Psychology, Anthropology, SociologyPavlov's dog
Behaviour cannot be predicted based on theory
Human behaviour can change when observedBeauty is in the eye of the beholder
Reveal how we assign meaning
Realism, Impression, Cubism
Drama, Film, Visual arts and Music, Literature
Leonardo da Vinci, Picasso, J S Bach, Miles Davies, Bertolt Brecht, Hemingway
Aesthetics Beauty
Kitsch
Avant-garde
Moral argumentsDetermining what is right and wrong
Moral relativism
Utilitarianism,
duty based ethics,
virtue ethics
Immanuel Kant
Moral dilemmas'
The greatest happiness to the greatest numbers'
John Stuart Mill
Altruism
Golden Rule
Golden ratio
Value-judgments
Occum's razor
Steven Hawkings
Obsevation
Data Collection
Manipulative skills
Dunning-Kruger effect
Confirmation bias
Systems thinking
Unconscious bias
Johari’s window
Totalitarianism
Clinging to beliefs despite the evidence
Predictive
Questioning
Investigation
Sigmund Freud
Availability heuristic
Dominent cognitive paradigms
aesthetic judgement
Fallacious reasoning
Fake

TOK Key words and concepts - analysis of connections and links
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