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For every theory it seemed that there was a scientist ( or group of scientists )
clearly associated with that theory who served as its ... Scientists may be the
epitome of cold , calculating , impersonal , rational creatures as portrayed in the
standard ...
For every theory it seemed that there was a scientist ( or group of scientists )
clearly associated with that theory who served as its ... Scientists may be the
epitome of cold , calculating , impersonal , rational creatures as portrayed in the
standard ...
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those specific scientists who “ most typified ” each of the various " types . ” The
precision of the typology was continually refined on subsequent interview rounds
. In addition , the perceptions of those few scientists who were most frequently ...
those specific scientists who “ most typified ” each of the various " types . ” The
precision of the typology was continually refined on subsequent interview rounds
. In addition , the perceptions of those few scientists who were most frequently ...
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Thus my Type I scientists are more effective in the problem or hypothesis
generation stages of research ; the Type III ' s are more effective in the hypothesis
- testing phases . the sphere of emotionality , and that hemisphere with such an ...
Thus my Type I scientists are more effective in the problem or hypothesis
generation stages of research ; the Type III ' s are more effective in the hypothesis
- testing phases . the sphere of emotionality , and that hemisphere with such an ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Sociology Annual Editions Series Annual editions: Sociology 79/80 |
| Author | Kurt Finsterbusch |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 1979 |
| ISBN | 0879672668, 9780879672669 |
| Length | 256 pages |
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