Science, Technology and Society Quiz 1

Is a body of organized knowledge that has been accumulated through research and that serves as a tool for solving problems, learning theme, cultural resource, and social institution, which needs physical facilities

• RESEARCH

• SCIENCE

• TECHNOLOGY

• BIOPOLICY

From the territory of science, scientific knowledge is passed on to the world of technology.

• DISCOVERY SCIENCE

• ACADEMIC SCIENCE

• INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE

• SCIENCE AS SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

• SCIENCE AS CULTURAL RESOURCE

Scientific knowledge is addressed to a specific segment of society, for example, the scientific researchers.

• Cognitive/Philosophical Dimension

• Sociological/Communal Dimension

• Psychological Dimension

• Physical Dimension

Scientific knowledge that influences cultural beliefs and values.

• Discovery science

• Academic science

• Industrial science

• Science as a social enterprise/institution

• Science as a cultural resource

Technology that emerges from scientific knowledge serves as an instrument to solve practical problems in areas of sociology, military, commerce, or industry.

• Discovery science

• Academic science

• Industrial science

• Science as a social enterprise/institution

• Science as a cultural resource

The scientific information has a psychological relevance to its author or discoverer who has an intellectual authority over the information.

• Cognitive/Philosophical Dimension

• Sociological/Communal Dimension

• Psychological Dimension

• Physical Dimension

Scientific knowledge is spread, for instance, through scholarly publication, which brings about the historical dimension.

• Cognitive/Philosophical Dimension

• Sociological/Communal Dimension

• Psychological Dimension

• Physical Dimension

The formation of scientific knowledge starts from the works of scientists that leads to discovery of novel (new) information explaining or describing a phenomenon.

• Discovery science

• Academic science

• Industrial science

• Science as a social enterprise/institution

• Science as a cultural resource

There are how many stages to obtain scientific knowledge?

• 8

• 5

• 12

• 10

Scientists have a social responsibility in their quest for novel knowledge, while the society interacts with science and are becoming increasingly concerned about its impact to both society and culture.

• Discovery science

• Academic science

• Industrial science

• Science as a social enterprise/institution

• Science as a cultural resource