The "Delphic Method" Refers To

question 50

Multiple Choice

The "Delphic method" refers to:

• A) social scientists having their interpretations reviewed by other specialists in the field.
• B) social scientists having the freedom to make assumptions without peer review.
• C) asking others outside of the social sciences to review ones interpretations.
• D) drawing a conclusion only after a panel of recognized specialists agree it is valid.

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Definitions:

Reciprocity

A social exchange principle where benefits are returned by those who receive them, fostering mutual cooperation.

Vampire Bats

Species of bats known for their unique feeding habit of consuming blood from other animals.

Communal Roost

A shared resting or sleeping location used by a group of animals, typically for protection and social purposes.

Reciprocity

A social interaction principle where an action is repaid with a corresponding one, beneficial in the formation and maintenance of social bonds.