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 ====== Course Overview ======
-Index
-  * 1.1 Research Concepts
-  * 1.2 The Scientific Method: Classical Description
-  * 1.3 Scientific Method: Independent of Topic
-  * 1.4 Experimental Design
-  * 1.5 Scientific Publications
-  * 1.6 Authorship
-  * 1.7 Standard Structure of Scientific Publications
-  * 1.8 Theses
-  * 1.9 Grant Proposals
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 ====Scientific Method: Independent of Topic====
 |  The scientific method is independent of topic...  |One can study **any phenomenon** with the scientific method, including claims of telepathy; selection of topic is independent of science -- there is nothing inherently "unscientific" about studying any subject. (Close-mindedness //is//, however, unscientific.) |
 |  ... yet methodology varies significantly by field  |For example: \\ - Illegal to make experiments on living human brains \\ - Difficult to make comparative studies in sociology |
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 |  The currency of Science  | The scientific paper appearing in a peer-reviewed publication is the "currency" of science.|
 |  Date of publication, reception, acceptance  |In addition to having a particular date of publication, many journals publish the date a paper was first received by the editors, before the revies and revision process started.|
-|  Ethics - Misaccreditation (plagiarism)  | It is unethical to repeat verbatim from another author without proper accreditation. \\It is unethical to accredit oneself with work done by others.|
+|  Ethics - Misaccreditation (plagiarism)  | It is unethical to repeat verbatim from another author without proper accreditation. \\ It is unethical to accredit oneself with work done by others.|
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-====Research Proposals====
+====Research Grant Proposals====
 |  Research Proposals  | The major method for funding scientific research |
 |  Sources  | Rannís, European Union |