Sentences with phrase «empirical methodology»

There are other rigorous, empirical methodologies researchers could employ, however.

The major source of the research has been academic dissertations; these have been the most substantial in terms of empirical methodology and usable information for critical purposes.

Which probably explains why many atheists are attracted to science: most of us were raised in a religious environment, and rather than proving the religion's hypothesis, we instead gathered proof and then when we got a different result than the Church taught, we said «hang on a second...» We're naturally inclined towards empirical Methodology.

The current state of ferment within communication research theory itself is an indication of the collapse of confidence in the ability of adopted empirical methodologies alone to handle the complexities of the situation.

Furthermore, its use of a rational - empirical methodology for deriving and testing knowledge motivates it to adopt the procedure of standing outside the Christian faith and evaluating that faith in terms of a so - called «objective criterion.»

A new study for the Mercatus Center at George Mason University is the first to rigorously assess the details of the proposed regulation using empirical methodology widely accepted in the financial industry and comparing the proposed illustration to the Social Security statement.

He received his MA in Political Science from Vanderbilt where he focused in research on political theory and empirical methodology, and holds a BA in Politics from Brandeis University.

It is a primary health care profession of high rigor that incorporates conventional and traditional healing modalities, scientific and empirical methodologies.