8-6) only
ceil) and (ii)
०-५। the above (i) (1) and (il)
Correct Answer:- Option-D
QuestionS8:-According to Thomas Kuhn, an example of a Paradigm shift is
‘Ac Edison's invention of the incandescent lamp
B:-Lavoisier’s application of the balance
സട articulation of categorical imperative
D:-Discovery of hedonistic calculus
Correct Answer: Option ®
Questions9:-In structure of scientific revolution Thomas Kuhn defines ‘paradigm’ as the ‘accepted examples of actual scientific practice that provide models from which spring
particular coherent traditions of scientific research’.
Which one of the statement given below is not correct about paradigm?
‘AcThey are the locus of professional commitment regarding standards and rules,
B:-Paradigm can be tested
C=Paradigm has 8 normative function
D:-Paradigm is the source of the methods problem fields, and standards of solution accepted by any mature scientific community at any given time
Correct Answer: Option ®
Question60:-The expression ‘epistemological anarchy’ is attributed to the works of
‘Ac Karl Popper
Bs-Thomas Kuhn
ധി Feyeraband
D-David Hume
Correct Answer: Option-C
Question61:-Identify what is not correcy about Hume's prblem of induction
‘AcWe have experience of necessary connection between cause and effect
B:-One event follows another but we can observe no tie between them
C-The idea of ‘constant conjunction’ is a habitual idea
D:-All events seem entirely loose and separate
Correct Answer:- ೦೧000
Question62:-According to Karl Popper the fundamental feature of a scientific theory is that it should be falsifiable. which means that
‘Ache theory should be false
B:-The theory has makes some definite prediction that are capable of being tested against experience
C-The theory has been developed independent of experience
D-At least on of the key concepts of the theory should be original
Correct Answer: Option ®
Question63:-According to Feyerabend, two theories are incommensurable of
‘Acat least one basic term used in both theories has a totally different meaning in each
B:-at least one basic term used in both theories has an absolutely same meaning each
othe theories have different cultural origin
Di-the theories do not share any basic terms
Correct Answer:- ೦೧000
Question64:-The doctrine that mentality is ontologically fundamental and ubiquitous is known as
‘AcPanopticism
B:-Panpsychism
1
D:-Property dualism
Correct Answer: Option ®
Question65:-According to Descartes, mind is
‘Aca thinking thing

Ban extended thing