02 STS

What is the philosophical study of the nature, origin, and limits of human knowledge?

• Ethics

• Axiology

• Ontology

• Epistemology

According to the tripartite definition of knowledge, what is knowledge considered to be?

• Unjustified, False, Belief

• Justified, True, Belief

• Justified, False, Belief

• Unjustified, True, Belief

What type of knowledge focuses on how to perform a task or how to do something?

• Propositional Knowledge

• Procedural Knowledge

• Personal Knowledge

• Empirical Knowledge

Which philosopher outlined the scientific method aiming to provide logical, rational problem-solving across many scientific fields?

• Aristotle

• Descartes

• Plato

• Sir Francis Bacon

What is the area of study that uses experience, especially of the senses, to derive the only source of knowledge?

• Natural Science

• Social Science

• Empirical Science

• Formal Science

What is the third type of knowledge that is gained through firsthand involvement or experiences?

• Propositional Knowledge

• Procedural Knowledge

• Personal Knowledge

• Empirical Knowledge

What is the necessary step of the scientific method that involves the identification and definition of problems?

• Identification and Definition of Problems

• Collection, Organization, and Analysis of Data

• Formulation of Hypotheses

• Formulation of Conclusion

Which type of knowledge is known as knowledge by acquaintance?

• Empirical Knowledge

• Personal Knowledge

• Propositional Knowledge

• Procedural Knowledge

What is the study that uses formal systems to generate knowledge, such as in Mathematics?

• Formal Science

• Empirical Science

• Social Science

• Natural Science

What is the systematic process developed by scientists to answer questions and solve problems?

• Literary Criticism

• Philosophical Inquiry

• Historical Analysis

• Scientific Method