University Of Cincinnati NURS 8002
Quiz 1 (Mod 1-3) Questions And
Correct Solutions | Verified Set| 2026
Update
knowledge - Ans--Awareness or perception of reality acquired through
insight, learning, or investigation.
Is tentative - expanded/refined over time
What are Caper's different ways of knowing? - Ans--1. Empirical knowledge
2. Personal Knowledge
3. Esthetic knowledge
4. Moral or ethical knowledge
5. Intuitive knowledge
6. Somatic knowledge
Even People Eyeing Morals Initially Suck (my own mnemonic)
Caper Ways of Knowing
Empirics - Ans--scientific knowledge coming from observation, testing, and
replication
Caper Ways of Knowing
Personal Knowledge - Ans--knowledge gained from thought alone
Caper Ways of Knowing
Esthetic knowledge - Ans--Harmony, beauty, expression - incorporates art,
creativity, values
Its like how you know something is pretty when you look at it
, Caper Ways of Knowing
Moral or ethical knowledge - Ans--what is right versus wrong - values, social
and cultural norms
Caper Ways of Knowing
Intuitive Knowledge - Ans--feeling and hunches not guessing, but relies on
unconscious pattern recognition and experience
Caper Ways of Knowing
Somatic knowledge - Ans--Knowing the body in relation to physical
movement- balance to perform a task
Theory - Ans--a set of logical interrelated concepts, statements,
propositions, and definitions which have been derived from philosphical
beliefs of scientific data from which questions and hypotheses can be
deduced, tested and verified.
attempts to account for or characterize some phenomenon
They are abstract thoughts that come together that form propositions to
relationship statements.
Research - Ans--actual process of systematic inquiry to answer a research
question
used to investigate speculative theory and refine and test the reliability and
validity of established theories and ultimately generate new theories.
Research further refines theories that are very broad. From a big theory,
research can evolve lots of little theories.
outcomes of systematic inquiry
study of the process of systematic inquiry
Quiz 1 (Mod 1-3) Questions And
Correct Solutions | Verified Set| 2026
Update
knowledge - Ans--Awareness or perception of reality acquired through
insight, learning, or investigation.
Is tentative - expanded/refined over time
What are Caper's different ways of knowing? - Ans--1. Empirical knowledge
2. Personal Knowledge
3. Esthetic knowledge
4. Moral or ethical knowledge
5. Intuitive knowledge
6. Somatic knowledge
Even People Eyeing Morals Initially Suck (my own mnemonic)
Caper Ways of Knowing
Empirics - Ans--scientific knowledge coming from observation, testing, and
replication
Caper Ways of Knowing
Personal Knowledge - Ans--knowledge gained from thought alone
Caper Ways of Knowing
Esthetic knowledge - Ans--Harmony, beauty, expression - incorporates art,
creativity, values
Its like how you know something is pretty when you look at it
, Caper Ways of Knowing
Moral or ethical knowledge - Ans--what is right versus wrong - values, social
and cultural norms
Caper Ways of Knowing
Intuitive Knowledge - Ans--feeling and hunches not guessing, but relies on
unconscious pattern recognition and experience
Caper Ways of Knowing
Somatic knowledge - Ans--Knowing the body in relation to physical
movement- balance to perform a task
Theory - Ans--a set of logical interrelated concepts, statements,
propositions, and definitions which have been derived from philosphical
beliefs of scientific data from which questions and hypotheses can be
deduced, tested and verified.
attempts to account for or characterize some phenomenon
They are abstract thoughts that come together that form propositions to
relationship statements.
Research - Ans--actual process of systematic inquiry to answer a research
question
used to investigate speculative theory and refine and test the reliability and
validity of established theories and ultimately generate new theories.
Research further refines theories that are very broad. From a big theory,
research can evolve lots of little theories.
outcomes of systematic inquiry
study of the process of systematic inquiry
