Research Methods Week 4
Paradigm
Paradigms emerge in the work of some key European
philosophers, like Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim, during the mid-to-late 19th
century.
Paradigm is a set of assumptions, theories, that contribute
to your worldview or create the framework you operate every day. Which comprised
of ideas and beliefs that form a framework of technique and participate with
other things or people.
There are Three Type of Paradigm
01. Positivist
02. Constructivist
03. Critical
01. Positivist
The Positivist method mostly works with the observations and investigation
used for collecting data. Moreover, the Positivist test is done by objective theories by analyzing measurable variables.
02. Constructivist
The Constructivists shows various explanation is possible
cause we have multiple realities. The constructivists for reality are human mind
production which expands socially.
03. Critical
Critical theory is a combination of Social sciences and Philosophy which was recognized for in order to reveal movements and the weaknesses of the modernistic social structure.
This is another way that society works and it built on a set of ontological concepts. The main concern about this is finding the scope of social life.
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