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|Prehistory=TODO '''Communities''' have often employed two incompatible theories for the same domain at the same time, showing that the logic law of noncontradiction is often violated throughout history. the '''compatibility criteria''' may turn out to be changeable and may need not necessarily coincide with the logical law of noncontradiction.
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|Question=What is '''compatibility criteria?''' How should it be ''defined?''
|Topic Type=Definitional
|Description=The definition of After a community has satisfied both ''demarcation criteria'method'and '' suggests that it can consist of different acceptance criteria for ,''the community in question must properly define 'theory assessment.'compatibility criteria'' The definition so as to determine whether two theories are mutually compatible or incompatible. If two incompatible theories are employed for the same domain at the same time, the logic law of noncontradiction would be violated. However, the '''methodcompatibility criteria''' suggests that it can consist may turn out to be changeable and may need not necessarily coincide with the logical law of different criteria for '''theory assessmentnoncontradiction. [[CiteRef::Barseghyan (2015)|p.''' A 13]] Thus, a proper definition of ''compatibility criteria'' is of great importancein order to explicate any method.
|Authors List=Hakob Barseghyan,
|Formulated Year=2015
|Related Topics=Method, Mechanism of Theory Acceptance, Theory, Mechanism of Scientific Change, Scientific Change, Demarcation Criteria,
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