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Types of Knowledge
Mrs. Kay
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EMPIRICAL KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge gained using the primary senses – seeing, tasting, feeling, hearing or smelling. Sometimes instruments are used as aids to our senses.
ex: the computer is black.
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Revealed knowledge
knowledge we accept on faith Ex: All living animals today are descended
from those on board Noah’s Ark.
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Authoritative Knowledge
knowledge we gain from experts Ex: lawyers, doctors, people with
credentials.
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Rational Knowledge
based on what are considered to be rational/ logical truths
Ex: If x=y and y=z then x must equal z
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Intuitive Knowledge
knowledge possessed without knowing where it comes from.
Ex: a mother instinctively knows when her baby is in need.
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OBSERVATION
Observations are always empirical.
Qualitative observations involve simple descriptions. Ex: color
Quantitative observations involve amounts/numbers.
Ex: recording the temperature.
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INTERPRETATION
involve reasoning based on observations Included in the analysis section of a lab
report Indirect form of knowledge that builds on a
concept or an experience to further describe or explain an observation.
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Observation or interpretation?
Noticing light and heat from burning magnesium
Observation The O2(g) molecules collide with magnesium
atoms and electron removal causes the ions of magnesium and oxygen to form.
Interpretation
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Variables
Scientists use an experiment to search for cause and effect relationships in nature
Independent (x-axis): is a factor that is manipulated in an experiment. The experimenter controls whether or not subjects are exposed to the independent variable
Dependent (y-axis): is measured to determine if the manipulation of the independent variable had any effect.
Controlled: Property that is kept constant throughout an experiment.
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Experiment: A certain mass of magnesium is burned and is compared to the mass of product formed.
What is the… Responding: mass of product (we measure
how much is left) Controlled: composition of air, initial temp.,
amount of air available… Manipulated: mass of magnesium (we
decide how much is burned)
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Scientific Law
Statements of major concepts based on empirical knowledge
Ex: the law of conservation of mass. In a phys. or chem. Change the initial mass = the final mass
Generalization: statements that summarize a limited number of empirical results. More broad.
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Questions
Pg. 29 #1-3 (Nelson) Pg. 32 #7-8 Read pg. 43-45