operationalism
/ɒpərˈeɪʃənəlɪzəm/ · o.per.a.tion.al.is.m
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- A philosophical approach that emphasizes the importance of observable, measurable phenomena in understanding the world. The scientist's operationalism led her to focus on the practical applications of her research rather than its theoretical implications.
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- A management or business strategy that prioritizes efficiency, productivity, and cost-effectiveness. The company's operationalism allowed it to streamline its operations and increase profits despite the economic downturn.
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Did you know? Operationalism has been influential in the development of various fields, including philosophy of science, management, and business. It emphasizes the importance of observable, measurable phenomena in understanding the world and achieving practical goals.