Test Synergetic fundamental paradigm

Finished Tests KCE 1. Synergetic fundamental paradigm eleven. Ontology - the doctrine of ... A) knowledge; B) nature; B) values; D) existence. 12. Axiology - is: A) the doctrine of the material process; B) metric properties; B) connection of the various elements; D) the teaching of values. 13. Epistemology - is the study of: A) knowledge; B) the space; C) a description of nature; D) matter. 14. Objects exhibiting increasing increasing the number of parts - a ... A) attractors; B) fractals; B) bifurcation; D) there is no correct answer. 15. What is the principle of fractal: A) the possibility of generalization, complexity of the structure of the system in the process of evolution; B) minimum number of key parameters; B) is not important in the formation of the elements, and integrated structure; D) the possibility of modeling the evolution of a system with multiple parallel theoretical approaches? 16. What explores the synergy? A) the effect of the interaction of large systems; B) The effect of the interaction of small systems; B) linear systems; D) there is no correct answer. 1.7. When there was synergy? A) in the 60-ies. XX century .; B) in the 70-ies. XX century .; B) in the 70th. XIX century .; D) in the 80th. Twentieth century. 18. Who laid the foundations of synergy? A) R. Mayer, J. Joule and Helmholtz; B) Boltzmann and Gibbs; B) H. Haken and I. Prigogine; D) Carnot. 19. Models of synergy - the models A) non-linear, non-equilibrium systems, subjected to the action of factors; B) linear and non-equilibrium systems; B) and non-linear equilibrium systems; D) linear and equilibrium systems are not exposed factors. 1.10. Identify the incorrect statement that ... A) Methods of Synergetics to a large extent overlap with the methods of the theory of vibrations and waves, thermodynamics of nonequilibrium processes, catastrophe theory, the theory of phase transitions in statistical mechanics, etc .; B) synergy explores the organizational point of interaction effect of large systems; B) scientific theory does not explain the whole field of phenomena in nature from a unified point of view; D) attractor - the state of the system to which it is evolving.