Objectivity In Observation
Objectivity in Observation is a scientific epistemological principle that consists in the practice of minimizing subjective bias in observational data collection and interpretation through standardized, replicable, and intersubjectively verifiable procedures.
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OBSERVATION AND INTERPRETATION IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICS
John A. Tucker · Philosophical Books · 1963 · 66 citations
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Tilburg University
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York University
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Hampshire College
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Max Planck Society
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Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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