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CFS Science Classification System (CSCS).
In Table 1, you will find 6 classes.
Check which classes are present in a specific CFS research project
(paper, research proposal, web site text), add the number of points
corresponding to these classes, and then find the scientific value
of the CFS research project from Table 2.
Table 1. CFS Science Classification System: Classes.
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Points
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Class
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A: Negative research (subjective, non-reproducable)
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-2
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Quackery topics
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-1
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Pseudo topics
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B: Neutral research (objective, non-reproducable)
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0
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Irrelevant topics
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C: Positive research (objective, reproducable)
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1
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Inventarisation topics
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2
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Indirect topics
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3
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Direct topics
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Table 2. CFS Science Classification System: Interpretation.
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Points
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Interpretation
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-3, -2
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Pseudo science (quackery)
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-1
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Poor science
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0
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Popular science
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1
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Student science
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2, 3
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Low profile science
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4, 5, 6
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Standard science
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Remarks.
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