Can you please ask your question in English so I'd be able to assist you? Or you can be this in the Spanish category?
Answer: C) institutional ethnography
Explanation:
Institutional ethnography is described as the kind of study of carrying out a research on a particular process, study or environment. It's when a researcher takes time to learn of or study a process painstakingly. It was introduced by a Canadian known as Dorothy J. Smith in 1990's.
Dr Fielding is carrying out a research on stratification system in the United States and how it is perpetuated through time, the method he goes by the research proves he's using an institutional ethnography
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Answer:
a. science is based on hypotheses that are testable and refutable
Explanation:
A distinction between science and pseudoscience is that <u>science is based on hypotheses that are testable and refutable</u>.
Science is a body of knowledge and the process of getting these knowledge which are through experimentation, study, observations, Science involves the testing of hypothesis through repeated studies. On the contrary, pseudoscience is a group of belief or practice, claimed to be science but does not follow the principles of science such as experimentation and replication of results.
A ex post facto because you arent allowed to plant evidence to pead up a trial but people do it anyway
