The Scientific Approach of Andreas Vesalius

question 29

Multiple Choice

The scientific approach of Andreas Vesalius

• A)was the opposite of that advocated by Galen.
• B)caused a revolution in chemistry.
• C)involved dissection of human corpses.
• D)was purely deductive and nonexperimental.
• E)was halted when the church ruled against human dissection.

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Definitions:

Divergent Thinking

A cognitive approach or methodology adopted to produce inventive concepts through the examination of numerous potential answers.

Functional Thinking

An approach focusing on understanding the purpose and practical applications of objects, ideas, or processes rather than their theoretical aspects.

Functional Fixedness

A block to problem solving that comes from thinking about objects in terms of only their typical functions.

Relative Comparison

Relative comparison involves assessing or measuring something in relation to another similar item, considering their similarities and differences.