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INSTITUTIONS CONCEPTS REVIEW

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  • One of the main speakers was Descartes This is the current that states that reality can be known without any prior experience.
    Rationalism
  • It proposes that consciousness involves a relationship with the object and keeps the essence of the phenomenon.
    Phenomenology
  • It attempts to determine the nature of human knowledge, its types, and claims to know the appropriate methods to route man into that knowledge:
    Epistemology
  • Institutions created by the state are called:
    public institutions
  • These are events that construct social reality, but have different meanings depending on the context in which they take place.
    Social practices
  • To acquire knowledge one should base on observation and experimentation, in other words, it relies on the scientific method. Bacon and Comte are the main exponents of this philosophical current.
    Positivism
  • Those institutions that are established between the government ad citizens of a political system are called:
    Political institutions.
  • Which method is Inductive, Subjective, Impressionistic?
    Qualitative method
  • What institutions are for the development of skills, tastes, interests, and recreation and the ways to transmit culture?
    Cultural institutions.
  • A group of friends is an example of:
    Secondary social group.
  • They are an integral part of society and represent diversity of thought, organization or participation in society.
    Social groups
  • Step in which the researcher considers the studies that have been previously done, different information sources are revised and a theoretical framework is built to guide the investigation.
    Literature review
  • Those institutions that are responsible for providing a comprehensive education to people are called:
    Educational institutes
  • Which method is Deductive, Objective, Conclusive?
    Quantitative method
  • It is the current claim that everything is matter and that the only reality that exists is material reality.
    Materialism
  • A funeral is an example of:
    Social practices
  • These institutions are organized on the products that reach people for consumption, as well as all the decisions that have to do with agencies that collect taxes:
    Economic institutions
  • Step that can be carried out through questionnaires, surveys, observation or standardized test.
    Data collection.
  • It exposes that ideas exist whether or not they are thought.
    Realism
  • These institutions have to do with the administration of justice, environmental protection, recreation, attend emergencies, community services and charitable.
    Social institutions
  • "Class differences are established by their place in the production system" was point of view of:
    Lenin
  • It has as the object of investigation the historical as the knowledge that can be accomplished is historically mediated.
    Hermeneutics
  • It assumes that objects cannot exist without a mind that is aware of them. To know things consciousness, ideas, the subject and thought, must be taken into account. Plato, Berkeley and Kant are some of their representatives.
    Idealism
  • The institutions that relate with health, life, treatment and prevention of diseases, emotional and social development of a community are called:
    Health institutions.