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• Hypothesis A proposed explanation for a phenomenon, used as a starting point for investigation.
• Empirical Based on observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.
• Methodology A system of methods used in a particular area of study or research.
• Replicability The ability to repeat a study and achieve similar results.
• Viability The ability to work successfully or be implemented.
• Ethical Related to moral principles and values.
• Consensus General agreement among a group of experts or scientists.
• Paradigm shift A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions
• Peer review The evaluation of work by other experts in the field.
• Publication bias The tendency for positive results to be published more frequently than negative ones.
• Data Facts, statistics, or information collected for analysis.
• Feasibility The practicality or possibility of something being done.
• Implication The possible effects or consequences of an action or decision.
• Justification A reason or explanation for an action or belief.
• Limitations The restrictions or weaknesses of a study or idea.
• Reliability The consistency and dependability of information or results.
• Scepticism Doubt about the truth or validity of a claim.
• Application The practical use of knowledge or technology.
• Validity The soundness or logic of an argument, study, or experiment

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