This, together with his antipositivistic argumentation (see Verstehen), can be taken as a methodological justification for the model of the "rational economic man" (homo economicus), which is at the heart of modern mainstream economics.
Of course such alternatives should be thoroughly analyzed, taking into account a methodological justification in legal research.
They give no clear methodological justification for this separation.
Participants volunteered to take part in a cross-sectional survey, for follow-up purposes, missing the explicit focus on alcohol (a decision for which there was a strong methodological justification, based on experimental data; Bendtsen et al. 2012).
1. Justification: the ability to make judgements on the clinical justification for the examination 2.
The protocol [ 3] contains further details regarding the theoretical and methodological orientation, and justification of the choices made during study design.
At this stage in the development of empirical bioethics, that means engaging explicitly and meaningfully with questions concerning the kinds of moral claim that empirical bioethicists want to be able to make, about normative justification and the methodological process, and about the coherence of these different components of their work.
We conclude, however, that this heterogeneity ought to be welcomed, but urge those involved in the field to engage meaningfully and explicitly with questions concerning what kinds of moral claim they want to be able to make, about normative justification and the methodological process, and about the coherence of these components within their work.
In addition, the authors adopt a prescriptive common morality thesis as a theoretical justification for the methodological reasoning within principlism.
3) Provide greater methodological detail and justification for the analytic choices made, particularly with respect to the rationale for choosing eight states and collapsing across subjects.
