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Politics, as any other science, exploits different methodologies.... As the discussion explores behavioralism is a methodological approach which helps to understand politics through concepts of natural science avoiding concepts which cannot be quantified.... According to the report the understanding of political phenomenon depends on the set of interrelated concepts to interpret the world.... This approach is essential for comparative politics as it helps to analyze political processes, which cannot be discovered and analyzed by other methodological approaches such as neoliberalism or realism....
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From the paper "What Effect Did the Rise of science Have On Theories of Educational Practice" it is clear that spurred by developments in behavioural and psychological studies, education has broken fresh grounds and it is increasingly studied in terms of the cognitive faculties of the mind.... Herein, we study the development of theories of education, as they evolved down the ages, and how they were impinged upon, by Enlightenment and the growth of science.... The priests dispensed, to a group of elite students, esoteric knowledge of subjects like science, medicine, and mathematics....
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The field of Political science is a vast one, and from the beginning of the 20th century, the growth of comparative perspectives in political science is seen in all the areas of the discipline.... omparative politics, a branch of political science, studies the world's different political systems by comparing as well as contrasting, the inbuilt aspects of each country's political system.... The issues, subject matters, views, etc of political science, which were treated as isolated cases before, were studied under a comparative approach now....
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This paper ''Psychology'' tells that Psychology is based on knowledge acquired by a detailed study of behavior.... A systematic understanding of behaviors could be done by two debatable methods namely idiographic and nomothetic approaches.... Nomos means laws in ancient Greek and Ideas means 'private' or 'personal' in ancient Greek....
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Confusion oftentimes surrounds 'Politics' and 'political science'.... Politics is considered by a number of scholars as to the science and art of government while political science is the part of social science which deals with the foundations of the state and the principles of the government.... On the other hand, political science deals with the power that is customarily the legitimate power (National Institute of Open Schooling n.... On the other hand, political science deals with those aspects of individuals in society which relate to their activities and organizations devoted to seeking of power, resolution of conflicts and all these, within an overall framework of the rule and law as laid down by the state (National Institute of Open Schooling n....
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The paper "Way the concept of Institutions Is Used" discusses the similarities and differences in the way the concept of institutions is used in historical institutionalism, regulation theory, and economic sociology and concludes that the concept is used differently within the three approaches.... Although all the three approaches share the concept of embeddedness, it is right though to conclude that differences are more than similarities.... imilarities and differences in the way the concept of institutions is used in the three approachesThe three approaches have conceptualized institutions in different ways....
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the concept would find application to not the economy but to the political.... t is through the mechanisms of translation that various forms of links are established between political agencies, public bodies, economic, legal, and medical, social, and technical authorities.... This is because of the fact that liberal political rationalities are committed to the twin projects of respective the autonomy of certain private zones and shaping their conduct in ways conducive to particular conceptions of collective and individual well-being....
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As a study of justified belief, epistemology is concerned with understanding the concept of justification and how justified beliefs are justified.... The Interpretivism approach holds that research strategies for social sciences must respect the differences between people and the objects that are studied in natural science.... This includes logical empiricism, behaviouralism, and covering law models....
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