And this, Davidson claims, presupposes the notion 'this is the case', a sense of objectivity thus.
In the case of scientific disciplines, values of objectivity are based on cosmological assumptions about there being subjects and objects in the world and which beings, entities, and phenomena fall under one or the other.
A common criticism associated with case study research is the potential lack of objectivity, considering that researchers may lose their independence through heavy involvement with the case [19].
These include improved reliability by avoiding the problem of memory loss in retrospective interviews, reduced informant bias and/or loss of objectivity, increased single-case generality, and longitudinal design efficiency.
The current design of the tool, based upon rating case-by-case, enhanced objectivity of ratings but was time consuming and is likely to require simplification to have clinical as well as research utility.
The fact that they agree with each other in an overwhelming majority of cases confirms the objectivity of the present 16S rRNA-based taxonomy.
Indeed, as in the case of scientific Marxism, supposed recipes for objectivity can become dogmas defended with religious zeal (Polanyi [1962], pp. 227-228).
-In the case of psychological warfare, should the government be required to adhere to journalistic principles of objectivity?
For the sake of objectivity, it is important to incorporate both successful and unsuccessful cases, because different end users may have different perspectives.
In any case, Kerry's embarrassing retreat doesn't alter several things that should be plain to anybody with a modicum of objectivity: 1.
