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In the pedagogical research, models may be

• mathematical models

• network models

• path models

• business models

• marketing models

2. Scientific knowledge refers

• to a generalized body of laws and theories to explain a phenomenon or behavior of interest that are not acquired using the scientific method

• to a generalized body of laws and theories to explain a phenomenon or behavior of interest that are acquired using the scientific method.

• to a non-generalized body of laws and theories to explain a phenomenon or behavior of interest that are not acquired using the scientific method

• to a non-generalized body of pedagogy to explain a phenomenon or behavior of interest that are not acquired using the scientific method

The goal of scientific research is

• to discover laws and postulate theories that can explain natural or social phenomena, or in other words, build scientific knowledge

• to create scientific knowledge

• to update laws and postulate theories that can explain natural or social phenomena, or in other words, build scientific knowledge

• to generalize laws and postulate theories that can explain natural or social phenomena, or in other words, build scientific knowledge

Causal-Comparative research method is

• a theoretical and conceptual method

• based on comparison

• an observational type of method

• a theoretical and practical method

Essential components of scientific research

• Theory and methods

• Theory and labs

• Theory and observations

• Theory and practice

• Theory and labs

The methodology of scientific knowledge is

• the doctrine of the principles of construction, forms and methods of scientific and cognitive activity

• the theory of the principles of construction, forms and methods of scientific and really activity

• all the principles of construction something, forms and methods of scientific and selfactivity

• the doctrine of the methods of construction, types and methods of all activities

• the methods of construction, forms and methods of scientific and full activity

Scientific research types

• exploratory

• descriptive

• explanatory

• inductive

• deductive

A theory is

• a set of systematically interrelated constructs and propositions intended to explain and predict a phenomenon or behavior of interest

• a systemic collection of related theoretical propositions

• a representation of all or part of a system that is constructed to study that system

• the conclusions must be true if the initial premises and reasons are correct

A model is

• a set of systematically interrelated constructs and propositions intended to explain and predict a phenomenon or behavior of interest

• a systemic collection of related theoretical propositions

• a representation of all or part of a system that is constructed to study that system

• the process of drawing conclusions based on facts or observed evidence

• the conclusions must be true if the initial premises and reasons are correct

All scientific research is an iterative process of

• observation

• rationalization

• validation

• Fragmentation

• Illustration