Deck 2: Social Science Philosophy and Methods

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سؤال
The United States' newly-formed universities emphasized all of the following values except:

A) professionalism
B) secularism
C) scientism
D) religiosity
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سؤال
Dr. John Money may have committed gross errors in handling the case of Bruce Reimer, but Money took responsibility for his mistakes by apologizing publically for them.
سؤال
The Agricultural revolution occurred right around the year 1750.
سؤال
The Catholic church's problems over Galileo's scientific discoveries illustrate the limitations of common-sensical thinking in understanding the world around us.
سؤال
When social scientists apply the scientific method, data gathering precedes the research design which in turn precedes the formation of an hypothesis.
سؤال
In chapter two which is used to support the synthesis approach to a roomy definition of the social sciences, one that includes both social scientism and social humanism?

A) Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece called "Fallingwater"
B) the 1960s' twins case
C) the case of Anastasia Romanov
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
سؤال
Despite the ferocity of the Crusades, one irony of these bitter struggles was that they allowed the Muslim world to transfer elements of Greek Rationalism which eventually flourished in Europe during the Renaissance.
سؤال
Facts relate most directly to "what-type" questions, while theories relate most directly to "why-type" questions.
سؤال
The qualities of verification, system, and generality relate most directly to:

A) science
B) humanism
C) feudalism
D) common sense
سؤال
A social scientist interested in studying public attitudes in the U.S. concerning the issue of abortion would be most likely to use the research design known as:

A) experimental design
B) participant observation
C) content analysis
D) survey research
سؤال
Identify the matching of a social science and its area of interest which is INCORRECT.

A) anthropology - individual motivation
B) political science - power and authority
C) sociology - group behavior
D) geography - spatial analysis
سؤال
Despite significant differences in content and method between the various social sciences, they ultimately share a common interest in understanding human behavior.
سؤال
The case study known as the "twins case" relating to changing sexual identity shows that:

A) authority figures are not necessarily trustworthy
B) research on the topic of sexual identity was and is) rudimentary at best
C) nature is as crucial in determining human sexual identity as is nurture
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
سؤال
Aesthetic appreciation, experiential insight, moral issues, and an interest in values all constitute the stuff of:

A) social humanism
B) social scientism
C) rationalism
D) behaviorism
سؤال
Contrasts between social scientism and social humanism include all of the following EXCEPT:

A) quantitative versus qualitative
B) detached versus engaged
C) value-neutral versus value-laden
D) U.S.-based versus European-based
E) objective versus empirical
سؤال
Which set of disciplines does NOT fit in with the natural sciences?

A) physics, chemistry, biology
B) astronomy, physics, geology
C) geography, astronomy, physics
D) geology, biology, chemistry
E) none of the above
سؤال
Which situation discussed here illustrates the need for critical thinking skills:

A) the ethics of cloning humans
B) the case of Janet Reimer's attempts to help her son Bruce
C) the Catholic church's reaction to Galileo's scientific work
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
سؤال
Name the form of economic system which best characterized the Middle Ages:

A) socialism
B) feudalism
C) capitalism
D) communism
E) anarchism
سؤال
What is known as the Gilded Age in U.S. history came in the early 1900s after viable social sciences had been established.
سؤال
According to the classification used in this textbook, the modern discipline of history is included with the humanities.
سؤال
The wonders of modern scientific research have proven that Anastasia, the youngest of Tsar Nicholas II's four daughters, did indeed escape when the rest of the royal family was assassinated by the Communists in 1918.
سؤال
The author advocates a synthesis approach to resolving the long-standing battle between social scientism and social humanism in the social sciences.
سؤال
The Stanley Milgram experiment concluded that Germans are vastly more obedient to authority figures than are the more independent residents of the United States.
سؤال
The main goal of case studies in the social sciences is to unearth every possible historical fact about an important event.
سؤال
Match between columns
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Thomas Hobbes
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Panos Zavos
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
John Money
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Emile Durkheim
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Stan Andreski
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Stanley Milgram
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Martin Luther
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Dorothy Ross
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Sir Isaac Newton
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Plato
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Edward Saenger
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
George Annas
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Karl Marx
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Galileo
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Adam Smith
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Thomas Hobbes
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Panos Zavos
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
John Money
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Emile Durkheim
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Stan Andreski
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Stanley Milgram
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Martin Luther
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Dorothy Ross
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Sir Isaac Newton
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Plato
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Edward Saenger
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
George Annas
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Karl Marx
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Galileo
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Adam Smith
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Thomas Hobbes
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Panos Zavos
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
John Money
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Emile Durkheim
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Stan Andreski
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Stanley Milgram
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Martin Luther
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Dorothy Ross
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Sir Isaac Newton
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Plato
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Edward Saenger
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
George Annas
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Karl Marx
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Galileo
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Adam Smith
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Thomas Hobbes
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Panos Zavos
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
John Money
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Emile Durkheim
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Stan Andreski
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Stanley Milgram
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Martin Luther
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Dorothy Ross
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Sir Isaac Newton
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Plato
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Edward Saenger
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
George Annas
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Karl Marx
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Galileo
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Adam Smith
Laissez-faire economic theory
Thomas Hobbes
Laissez-faire economic theory
Panos Zavos
Laissez-faire economic theory
John Money
Laissez-faire economic theory
Emile Durkheim
Laissez-faire economic theory
Stan Andreski
Laissez-faire economic theory
Stanley Milgram
Laissez-faire economic theory
Martin Luther
Laissez-faire economic theory
Dorothy Ross
Laissez-faire economic theory
Sir Isaac Newton
Laissez-faire economic theory
Plato
Laissez-faire economic theory
Edward Saenger
Laissez-faire economic theory
George Annas
Laissez-faire economic theory
Karl Marx
Laissez-faire economic theory
Galileo
Laissez-faire economic theory
Adam Smith
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Thomas Hobbes
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Panos Zavos
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
John Money
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Emile Durkheim
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Stan Andreski
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Stanley Milgram
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Martin Luther
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Dorothy Ross
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Sir Isaac Newton
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Plato
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Edward Saenger
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
George Annas
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Karl Marx
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Galileo
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Adam Smith
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Thomas Hobbes
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Panos Zavos
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
John Money
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Emile Durkheim
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Stan Andreski
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Stanley Milgram
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Martin Luther
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Dorothy Ross
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Sir Isaac Newton
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Plato
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Edward Saenger
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
George Annas
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Karl Marx
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Galileo
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Adam Smith
Capitalism's most influential critic
Thomas Hobbes
Capitalism's most influential critic
Panos Zavos
Capitalism's most influential critic
John Money
Capitalism's most influential critic
Emile Durkheim
Capitalism's most influential critic
Stan Andreski
Capitalism's most influential critic
Stanley Milgram
Capitalism's most influential critic
Martin Luther
Capitalism's most influential critic
Dorothy Ross
Capitalism's most influential critic
Sir Isaac Newton
Capitalism's most influential critic
Plato
Capitalism's most influential critic
Edward Saenger
Capitalism's most influential critic
George Annas
Capitalism's most influential critic
Karl Marx
Capitalism's most influential critic
Galileo
Capitalism's most influential critic
Adam Smith
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Thomas Hobbes
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Panos Zavos
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
John Money
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Emile Durkheim
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Stan Andreski
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Stanley Milgram
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Martin Luther
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Dorothy Ross
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Sir Isaac Newton
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Plato
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Edward Saenger
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
George Annas
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Karl Marx
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Galileo
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Adam Smith
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Thomas Hobbes
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Panos Zavos
Expressed intention to clone a human being
John Money
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Emile Durkheim
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Stan Andreski
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Stanley Milgram
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Martin Luther
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Dorothy Ross
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Sir Isaac Newton
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Plato
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Edward Saenger
Expressed intention to clone a human being
George Annas
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Karl Marx
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Galileo
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Adam Smith
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Thomas Hobbes
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Panos Zavos
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
John Money
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Emile Durkheim
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Stan Andreski
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Stanley Milgram
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Martin Luther
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Dorothy Ross
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Sir Isaac Newton
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Plato
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Edward Saenger
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
George Annas
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Karl Marx
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Galileo
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Adam Smith
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Thomas Hobbes
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Panos Zavos
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
John Money
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Emile Durkheim
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Stan Andreski
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Stanley Milgram
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Martin Luther
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Dorothy Ross
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Sir Isaac Newton
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Plato
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Edward Saenger
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
George Annas
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Karl Marx
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Galileo
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Adam Smith
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Thomas Hobbes
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Panos Zavos
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
John Money
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Emile Durkheim
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Stan Andreski
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Stanley Milgram
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Martin Luther
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Dorothy Ross
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Sir Isaac Newton
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Plato
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Edward Saenger
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
George Annas
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Karl Marx
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Galileo
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Adam Smith
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Thomas Hobbes
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Panos Zavos
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
John Money
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Emile Durkheim
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Stan Andreski
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Stanley Milgram
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Martin Luther
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Dorothy Ross
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Sir Isaac Newton
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Plato
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Edward Saenger
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
George Annas
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Karl Marx
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Galileo
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Adam Smith
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Thomas Hobbes
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Panos Zavos
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
John Money
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Emile Durkheim
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Stan Andreski
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Stanley Milgram
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Martin Luther
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Dorothy Ross
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Sir Isaac Newton
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Plato
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Edward Saenger
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
George Annas
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Karl Marx
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Galileo
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Adam Smith
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Deck 2: Social Science Philosophy and Methods
1
The United States' newly-formed universities emphasized all of the following values except:

A) professionalism
B) secularism
C) scientism
D) religiosity
religiosity
2
Dr. John Money may have committed gross errors in handling the case of Bruce Reimer, but Money took responsibility for his mistakes by apologizing publically for them.
False
3
The Agricultural revolution occurred right around the year 1750.
False
4
The Catholic church's problems over Galileo's scientific discoveries illustrate the limitations of common-sensical thinking in understanding the world around us.
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When social scientists apply the scientific method, data gathering precedes the research design which in turn precedes the formation of an hypothesis.
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6
In chapter two which is used to support the synthesis approach to a roomy definition of the social sciences, one that includes both social scientism and social humanism?

A) Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece called "Fallingwater"
B) the 1960s' twins case
C) the case of Anastasia Romanov
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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Despite the ferocity of the Crusades, one irony of these bitter struggles was that they allowed the Muslim world to transfer elements of Greek Rationalism which eventually flourished in Europe during the Renaissance.
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Facts relate most directly to "what-type" questions, while theories relate most directly to "why-type" questions.
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9
The qualities of verification, system, and generality relate most directly to:

A) science
B) humanism
C) feudalism
D) common sense
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10
A social scientist interested in studying public attitudes in the U.S. concerning the issue of abortion would be most likely to use the research design known as:

A) experimental design
B) participant observation
C) content analysis
D) survey research
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11
Identify the matching of a social science and its area of interest which is INCORRECT.

A) anthropology - individual motivation
B) political science - power and authority
C) sociology - group behavior
D) geography - spatial analysis
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12
Despite significant differences in content and method between the various social sciences, they ultimately share a common interest in understanding human behavior.
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13
The case study known as the "twins case" relating to changing sexual identity shows that:

A) authority figures are not necessarily trustworthy
B) research on the topic of sexual identity was and is) rudimentary at best
C) nature is as crucial in determining human sexual identity as is nurture
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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Aesthetic appreciation, experiential insight, moral issues, and an interest in values all constitute the stuff of:

A) social humanism
B) social scientism
C) rationalism
D) behaviorism
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15
Contrasts between social scientism and social humanism include all of the following EXCEPT:

A) quantitative versus qualitative
B) detached versus engaged
C) value-neutral versus value-laden
D) U.S.-based versus European-based
E) objective versus empirical
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Which set of disciplines does NOT fit in with the natural sciences?

A) physics, chemistry, biology
B) astronomy, physics, geology
C) geography, astronomy, physics
D) geology, biology, chemistry
E) none of the above
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17
Which situation discussed here illustrates the need for critical thinking skills:

A) the ethics of cloning humans
B) the case of Janet Reimer's attempts to help her son Bruce
C) the Catholic church's reaction to Galileo's scientific work
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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18
Name the form of economic system which best characterized the Middle Ages:

A) socialism
B) feudalism
C) capitalism
D) communism
E) anarchism
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What is known as the Gilded Age in U.S. history came in the early 1900s after viable social sciences had been established.
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According to the classification used in this textbook, the modern discipline of history is included with the humanities.
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The wonders of modern scientific research have proven that Anastasia, the youngest of Tsar Nicholas II's four daughters, did indeed escape when the rest of the royal family was assassinated by the Communists in 1918.
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The author advocates a synthesis approach to resolving the long-standing battle between social scientism and social humanism in the social sciences.
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The Stanley Milgram experiment concluded that Germans are vastly more obedient to authority figures than are the more independent residents of the United States.
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The main goal of case studies in the social sciences is to unearth every possible historical fact about an important event.
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Match between columns
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Thomas Hobbes
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Panos Zavos
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
John Money
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Emile Durkheim
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Stan Andreski
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Stanley Milgram
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Martin Luther
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Dorothy Ross
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Sir Isaac Newton
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Plato
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Edward Saenger
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
George Annas
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Karl Marx
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Galileo
Greek philosopher who wrote the Republic
Adam Smith
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Thomas Hobbes
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Panos Zavos
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
John Money
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Emile Durkheim
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Stan Andreski
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Stanley Milgram
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Martin Luther
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Dorothy Ross
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Sir Isaac Newton
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Plato
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Edward Saenger
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
George Annas
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Karl Marx
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Galileo
Study called Suicide founded quantitative sociology
Adam Smith
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Thomas Hobbes
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Panos Zavos
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
John Money
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Emile Durkheim
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Stan Andreski
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Stanley Milgram
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Martin Luther
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Dorothy Ross
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Sir Isaac Newton
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Plato
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Edward Saenger
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
George Annas
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Karl Marx
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Galileo
Authority on Americanization of social sciences
Adam Smith
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Thomas Hobbes
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Panos Zavos
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
John Money
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Emile Durkheim
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Stan Andreski
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Stanley Milgram
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Martin Luther
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Dorothy Ross
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Sir Isaac Newton
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Plato
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Edward Saenger
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
George Annas
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Karl Marx
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Galileo
Punished for suggesting that earth revolves around the sun
Adam Smith
Laissez-faire economic theory
Thomas Hobbes
Laissez-faire economic theory
Panos Zavos
Laissez-faire economic theory
John Money
Laissez-faire economic theory
Emile Durkheim
Laissez-faire economic theory
Stan Andreski
Laissez-faire economic theory
Stanley Milgram
Laissez-faire economic theory
Martin Luther
Laissez-faire economic theory
Dorothy Ross
Laissez-faire economic theory
Sir Isaac Newton
Laissez-faire economic theory
Plato
Laissez-faire economic theory
Edward Saenger
Laissez-faire economic theory
George Annas
Laissez-faire economic theory
Karl Marx
Laissez-faire economic theory
Galileo
Laissez-faire economic theory
Adam Smith
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Thomas Hobbes
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Panos Zavos
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
John Money
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Emile Durkheim
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Stan Andreski
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Stanley Milgram
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Martin Luther
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Dorothy Ross
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Sir Isaac Newton
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Plato
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Edward Saenger
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
George Annas
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Karl Marx
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Galileo
Social scientist whose experiment deceived his subjects
Adam Smith
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Thomas Hobbes
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Panos Zavos
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
John Money
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Emile Durkheim
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Stan Andreski
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Stanley Milgram
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Martin Luther
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Dorothy Ross
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Sir Isaac Newton
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Plato
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Edward Saenger
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
George Annas
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Karl Marx
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Galileo
Opposes allowing scientists to clone a human
Adam Smith
Capitalism's most influential critic
Thomas Hobbes
Capitalism's most influential critic
Panos Zavos
Capitalism's most influential critic
John Money
Capitalism's most influential critic
Emile Durkheim
Capitalism's most influential critic
Stan Andreski
Capitalism's most influential critic
Stanley Milgram
Capitalism's most influential critic
Martin Luther
Capitalism's most influential critic
Dorothy Ross
Capitalism's most influential critic
Sir Isaac Newton
Capitalism's most influential critic
Plato
Capitalism's most influential critic
Edward Saenger
Capitalism's most influential critic
George Annas
Capitalism's most influential critic
Karl Marx
Capitalism's most influential critic
Galileo
Capitalism's most influential critic
Adam Smith
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Thomas Hobbes
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Panos Zavos
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
John Money
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Emile Durkheim
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Stan Andreski
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Stanley Milgram
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Martin Luther
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Dorothy Ross
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Sir Isaac Newton
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Plato
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Edward Saenger
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
George Annas
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Karl Marx
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Galileo
Augustinian monk imbued with critical thinking
Adam Smith
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Thomas Hobbes
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Panos Zavos
Expressed intention to clone a human being
John Money
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Emile Durkheim
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Stan Andreski
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Stanley Milgram
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Martin Luther
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Dorothy Ross
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Sir Isaac Newton
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Plato
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Edward Saenger
Expressed intention to clone a human being
George Annas
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Karl Marx
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Galileo
Expressed intention to clone a human being
Adam Smith
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Thomas Hobbes
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Panos Zavos
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
John Money
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Emile Durkheim
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Stan Andreski
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Stanley Milgram
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Martin Luther
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Dorothy Ross
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Sir Isaac Newton
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Plato
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Edward Saenger
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
George Annas
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Karl Marx
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Galileo
Early Enlightenment natural scientist
Adam Smith
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Thomas Hobbes
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Panos Zavos
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
John Money
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Emile Durkheim
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Stan Andreski
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Stanley Milgram
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Martin Luther
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Dorothy Ross
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Sir Isaac Newton
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Plato
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Edward Saenger
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
George Annas
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Karl Marx
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Galileo
Deceived family about successful changes in gender identity
Adam Smith
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Thomas Hobbes
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Panos Zavos
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
John Money
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Emile Durkheim
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Stan Andreski
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Stanley Milgram
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Martin Luther
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Dorothy Ross
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Sir Isaac Newton
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Plato
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Edward Saenger
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
George Annas
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Karl Marx
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Galileo
Sociologist very critical of Social Scientism
Adam Smith
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Thomas Hobbes
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Panos Zavos
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
John Money
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Emile Durkheim
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Stan Andreski
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Stanley Milgram
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Martin Luther
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Dorothy Ross
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Sir Isaac Newton
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Plato
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Edward Saenger
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
George Annas
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Karl Marx
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Galileo
His Leviathan said humans need governmental protection
Adam Smith
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Thomas Hobbes
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Panos Zavos
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
John Money
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Emile Durkheim
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Stan Andreski
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Stanley Milgram
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Martin Luther
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Dorothy Ross
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Sir Isaac Newton
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Plato
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Edward Saenger
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
George Annas
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Karl Marx
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Galileo
Radiologist being sued for unethical radiation experiments
Adam Smith
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