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The set of shared concepts, methods, and assumptions that make up scientific reality at any point in time.

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josemariagto

Answer:

Paradigm.

Explanation:

Following the work of philosophers, Thomas Kuhn and Karl Popper, a scientific paradigm is the prevailing framework or scheme (a set of educated assumptions, axioms, and valid theories) within which scientists work in a given historical moment. When these assumptions, theories, etc., are, through the work of falsifiability or refutability, overthrown in favor of new refutable assumptions and theories, there is said to be a paradigm shift or scientific revolution.

holesstanham

Answer:

Paradigm

Explanation:

A paradigm is the set of concepts, thought patterns, methods, assumptions and theories that are considered to be legitimate contributions to a field. Therefore, the collection of these elements is what makes up reality at any point in time. The modern conception of paradigm comes from Thomas Kuhn, who studied how scientific paradigms change in his book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.

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