A paradigm is one of the fundamental models of frames of reference we use to organize our observations and reasoning. Therefore, when a new paradigm emerges in social science, old paradigms would be completely replaced and discarded.

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Jonathan Hicks

Social Studies

2 September, 22:18

A paradigm is one of the fundamental models of frames of reference we use to organize our observations and reasoning. Therefore, when a new paradigm emerges in social science, old paradigms would be completely replaced and discarded.

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Hayden Bradley · Answer 1

The given statement " A paradigm is one of the fundamental models of frames of reference we use to organize our observations and reasoning. Therefore, when a new paradigm emerges in social science, old paradigms would be completely replaced and discarded " is FALSE.

Explanation:

In scientific and philosophical, the paradigm of what comprises valid contributions to the field is a distinct collection of ideas or thought patterns, including hypotheses, research methods, postulates, and norms.

Social theory can be constructed with the benefit of four key paradigms : functionalist, interpretive, humanist radical and structuralist radicalism.

The four paradigms are based on different hypotheses about the nature of social science and society.