The View That Progress May Be Made Only Through the Willingness

question 48

Multiple Choice

The view that progress may be made only through the willingness of men to force themselves to suspend their judgments and to thoroughly familiarize themselves with facts was made by Francis Bacon in his book:

• A) Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems.
• B) The Discourse on Method.
• C) Novum Organum.
• D) The New Atlantis.
• E) Two New Sciences.

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Definitions:

Marginal Mean

The average value of one variable within a dataset across the levels of another variable.

Marginal Mean

The mean of a row or column within a two-way or multi-way table, reflecting the average across one of the variables involved.

Marginal Mean

The mean of a subset of grouped data, considering one or more factors in a multi-factorial design.

Main Effect

The immediate impact that an independent variable has on a dependent variable within an experimental setting.