Because science also involves the communication of results to peers through journals, conferences, and other peer review processes, it may be adequately described as a social discipline.
What is Social Discipline?
Social Discipline entails meeting the expectation of the scientific community through a knowledge verification process that is also determined by the science community.
It is a practice that is designed to elicit commitment from members of the scientific research community to scientific principles. It should be noted that Social Discipline as a psychological theory is backed up by research findings.
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