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Competence in Scientific Inquiry and Research

The American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1998
Abstract The survival and expansion of the profession of occupational therapy depends on its ability to respond to continually changing environments. One of the most current and critical factors in this adaptation is the capacity of therapists to achieve competence in scientific inquiry and research.
B C, Abreu   +2 more
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Scientific inquiry in forensic psychiatry

International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 1982
Forensic psychiatry and psychology, with an extensive history of clinical practice, is only recently emerging as a new scientific specialty. It is confronted with both general scientific-methodological issues, as well as unique, empirically-based psycholegal applications.
R, Rogers   +3 more
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Nature of Scientific Knowledge and Scientific Inquiry

2020
The emphasis on the integration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is viewed as a curriculum/teaching approach to achieve scientific literacy. Nature of scientific knowledge (known as NOS or NOSK) and scientific inquiry (SI) have been identified as critical components of scientific literacy.
Norman G. Lederman, Judith Lederman
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The Evolution of Scientific Inquiry

Surgery, 2022
Kevin E, Behrns   +3 more
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Nursing and the process of scientific inquiry

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1979
Nurse education has to confront the problem of developing in students an understanding of the different perspectives put forward in nursing. However, all the perspectives adhere to the scientific method and it is therefore necessary to examine the process of scientific inquiry. As nursing occupies a position at the interface between physical and social
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Teaching Scientific Inquiry

Science, 2006
Working in research laboratories to generate new scientific information can give high school students a taste of real scientific investigation.
David I. Hanauer   +5 more
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Biases in Scientific Inquiry

Perspectives on Science
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to review, organize, and analyze disparate kinds of biases that can impact the quality of scientific research. We offer an analysis of what constitutes a bias and then provide a novel taxonomy of biases in science based on the criteria used to individuate them in the literature, i.e., based on the
Jamie Shaw   +2 more
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Views About Scientific Inquiry: A Study of Students’ Understanding of Scientific Inquiry in Grade 7 and 12 in Sweden

Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research, 2022
Carl-Johan Rundgren   +2 more
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Scientific inquiry learning with a simulation: providing within-task guidance tailored to learners’ understanding and inquiry skill

International Journal of Science Education, 2022
Philip Winne   +2 more
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