Incentives for Truth 1 Scientific Utopia: II. Restructuring incentives and practices to promote truth over publishability Brian A. Nosek

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• Science studies
• Design of experiments
• Hypothesis testing
• Psychometrics
• Statistical hypothesis testing
• Statistical inference
• Scientific method
• Truth
• Psychology
• Science
• Philosophy
• Ethology

“The Will to Believe” by William James William James, Thoemmes About the authorWilliam James), both a philosopher and a psychologist, was an early advocate of pragmatism. He thought that a belief i

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• Epistemology
• Social philosophy
• Reality
• Religious philosophy
• The Will to Believe
• Ontology
• Truth
• Scientific method
• William James
• Philosophy
• Knowledge
• Science

The Thomist): EXPERIENCE AND EXPERIMENTATION: THE MEANING OF EXPERIMENTUM IN AQUINAS MARK J. BARKER Notre Dame Seminary

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• Metaphysicians
• Philosophical movements
• Natural philosophers
• Scientific method
• Scientific revolution
• Truth
• Avicenna
• Causality
• Thomism
• Philosophy
• Science
• Empiricists

Paul Thagard WHY IS BEAUTY A ROAD TO THE TRUTH? ABSTRACT. This paper discusses Theo Kuipers’ account of beauty and truth. It challenges Kuipers’ psychological account of how scientists come to appreciate beautiful th

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• Science studies
• Theories of truth
• Paul Thagard
• Philosophy of science
• Epistemology
• Aesthetics
• Scientific method
• Analogy
• Truth
• Science
• Philosophy
• Ethology

NO-LEAK AUTHENTICATION BY THE SHERLOCK HOLMES METHOD DIMA GRIGORIEV AND VLADIMIR SHPILRAIN “When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”

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Chem. Engr. Education, 35(1), TRUTH IN ADVERTISING Richard M. Felder North Carolina State University Most of us in this business are periodically called on to evaluate award nominations and

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• Academic publishing
• Academic literature
• Peer review
• Scientific method
• Citation
• Superconductivity
• Physics
• Matter
• Knowledge

© 2002 Murray Turoff and Harold A. Linstone 11.B. Philosophical and Methodological Foundations of Delphi IAN I. MITROFF and MURRAY TUROFF It takes two of us to create a truth,

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• Philosophy of science
• Philosophical logic
• Scientific method
• Concepts
• Theories of truth
• Delphi method
• Embarcadero Delphi
• Truth
• Theory
• Science
• Philosophy
• Ethology

A Confidence-Aware Approach for Truth Discovery on Long-Tail Data Qi Li1 , Yaliang Li1 , Jing Gao1 , Lu Su1 , Bo Zhao , Murat Demirbas1 , Wei Fan3 , and Jiawei Han4 2

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• Data analysis
• Engineering statistics
• Systems engineering
• Scientific method
• Reliability engineering
• Confidence interval
• Statistical power
• Normal distribution
• Variance
• Statistics
• Science
• Statistical inference

What do we know about fraud and other forms of intellectual dishonesty in science? Part 1. The spectrum of deviant behavior in science

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• Science
• Crimes
• Fraud
• Academic dishonesty
• Betrayers of the Truth: Fraud and Deceit in the Halls of Science
• Scientific method
• Data Analysis Techniques for Fraud Detection
• The Great Betrayal: Fraud In Science
• Scientific misconduct
• Education
• Knowledge

Observing the Political World:* Ontology, Truth, and Science Abstract This paper provides a discussion of our ability to observe the world. In doing so, it provides a brief sketch of the classical, modern, and postmodern

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• Philosophy of science
• Philosophical movements
• Reality
• Scientific method
• Ontology
• Philosophical realism
• Postmodern philosophy
• Relativism
• Postmodernism
• Science
• Philosophy
• Ethology