Measurement Objectivity is a scientific criterion within the epistemology of measurement that ensures observational and quantitative results are independent of the researcher's biases, theoretical commitments, or contextual influences, thereby enabling intersubjective verifiability and replicability across diverse experimental settings.
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Quantification and the Accounting Ideal in Science
Theodore M. Porter · Social Studies of Science · 1992 · 248 citations
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