The Generality of Hypothetico-Deductive Reasoning: Making Scientific Thinking Explicit
By Anton E. Lawson. 2000
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- Ala Samarapungavan
- Anton E. Lawson
- Erik L. Westby
- G. Bodner
- Christine Chin
- William A. Sandoval
- Jeffrey Alan Greene
- H. Patrick
Citations in the corpus
- The nature and development of hypothetico‐predictive argumentation with implications for science teaching (2003, background): “Certainly it would seem that conscious awareness of the pattern would at least help the scientist present his/her research to others, if not improve the quality of the research in the first place (for example, Chamberlain 1965, Platt 1964, Lawson 2000a, 2000b).”
- Contextual epistemic development in science: A comparison of chemistry students and research chemists (2006, background): “Some science educators, such as Lawson (2000), have adopted a philosophical model referred to as the hypotheticodeductive model (Popper, 1959, 1972).”