Philosophy of research: Research paradigms: Positivism, Post positivism, Interpretivism

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In which paradigm does "watershed management" falls.

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what is the difference between interpretivism and social-constructivism

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Interpretivism and social constructivism are both theoretical perspectives used in social science research. While there is some overlap between the two, there are some key differences. Interpretivism is a perspective that emphasizes the importance of understanding the subjective experiences and perspectives of individuals. It assumes that people's beliefs, values, and behaviors are shaped by their unique personal experiences, and that these experiences cannot be understood solely through objective measures. Interpretivism therefore places a strong emphasis on qualitative research methods, such as interviews and observations, that allow researchers to gain a deep understanding of individuals' experiences. Social constructivism, on the other hand, emphasizes the role of social processes and cultural norms in shaping people's beliefs, values, and behaviors. It assumes that people's experiences are shaped by the social contexts in which they live, and that these contexts are themselves shaped by larger cultural and historical forces. Social constructivism therefore places a strong emphasis on the ways in which social structures and cultural norms influence individuals' perceptions and actions. In summary, while both interpretivism and social constructivism focus on the subjective experiences of individuals, interpretivism emphasizes personal experiences, while social constructivism emphasizes social processes and cultural norms

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Please read Creswell`s book of qualitative research

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hi, what is the non-positivist paradigm in your video? Can you please its other name ..

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I explained three types, positivism, post positivism and interpretive, non-positivist means interpretive

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