Science

3. The systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and social world.
5. Based on observed and measured evidence, rather than theory or opinion.
6. A foundational sociologist who studied social facts and the role of solidarity in society.
8. A philosopher who developed the concept of scientific revolutions and paradigm shifts.
11. Based on personal feelings, interpretations, or opinions rather than external facts.
12. A generally accepted model or pattern in scientific research or thought.

1. A method of understanding social behaviour through empathetic insight into people's actions.
2. A theory of science that argues knowledge grows by disproving false ideas.
4. A philosopher of science known for his theory of falsifiability as the key to scientific progress.
7. An unbiased approach that seeks to represent facts without personal influence.
9. A tendency to favour certain perspectives, often influencing research outcomes.
10. The belief that social phenomena exist independently of our perceptions of them.