1. Scientific knowledge can be defined as justified Knowledge derived from scientific methods is based on empirical evidence that can be proven repeatedly (replicability). 0 a theory 0 by deductive O c) qualitative true bellot 2. At the end of each scientific research project, based on empirical evidence, we hope to develop a it describes, explains and predicts a specific phenomenon we see around us. This is the building blocks of scientific knowledge, an example of this is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. a) scepticism by theory c) deductive di que 0 3 research is suitable when studying symbols, artifacts and rituals of a culture. This research approach is designed to uncover how culture, religion and personal experiences influence how we perceive reality. Variables used in this kind of research do NOT emphasize on frequencies, how much, how few or how big or small they are. These category of research methods usually makes use of the interpretive research paradigm O a theory bideactive c) qualitative djtun bollet 00 4. In social science, we normally study the_ (thinking), affective (emotion) and behavior (action) of people in society. It is important to note that these three (3) qualities of human beings are not necessarily consistent within a person a hypothesis bobjective OOOO c) cognitive d conjecture 5. A conjecture is a personal opinion without any empirical evidence, while a empirical evidence. is an explanation backed by OOOO almoligious by theory c) deductive d) qualitative