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WorksheetsScience, Technology and Society Quiz 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
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
