A Difference Between the Positivist Perspective and the Postpositivist Perspective

question 20

Multiple Choice

A difference between the positivist perspective and the postpositivist perspective is that the postpositivist perspective posits that:

• A) there is no absolute truth.
• B) scientists have biases that may affect research.
• C) there is no scope for error in the scientific process.
• D) dichotomous conclusions are possible in scientific researches.

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Definitions:

Attachment Style

Patterns of expectations, needs, and emotions one exhibits in interpersonal relationships, often developed in early childhood.

Anxious Attachment

A type of attachment characterized by intense worry about being abandoned and a desire to be close to others, often resulting in clingy or dependent behavior.

Romance

A feeling of excitement and mystery associated with love, often involving a romantic relationship between people.

Insecurely Attached

Insecurely attached refers to a type of attachment style where individuals have difficulty forming secure and trusting relationships, often due to inconsistent caregiving in early life.