Analytical method

Analytical method

1. Identification of the problem

   • First it is necessary that the problem constitutes a whole

2. Problem study

   • Observation for deepening in the study of phenomena, general establishment of laws from of the cause and effect

3. Analysis

   • Each part of the problem is analyzed and that helps an adequate understanding from all parts that compose it by observation

4. Conclusion

   • Analytical observation and its practice, a conclusion is reached and a solution, first having it in a possible theoretical way, and then through it and its review for a solution satisfactory

5. Name: Yeison Constain

6. Date: 20-11-2019

7. Observation

   • In this stage an activity is carried out to detect and assimilate the information. Also to refer to some facts through the use of instruments.

8. Description

   • To describe the main thing is to make a definition followed by a general idea of ​​what has been observed. The description is a fundamental factor, due to the contribution of information in relation to what is being investigated in detail.

9. Critical exam

   • It is a process that objectively sees what is being analyzed and provides certain logical proposals, with the intention of generating results that can be understood and thus make a clear and precise interpretation.

10. Segmentation of the phenomenon

    • At this stage the parts of what is being decomposed analyzing and in this way view from different points of view, the possible difficulties that would not be shown if you had not done the corresponding analysis.

11. Enumeration of the parts

    • It refers to the chronological and orderly exposition of the different parts that comprise the information.

12. Order and classification

    • Within this stage there is also the analysis of the information obtained, which includes a space to clearly enlarge its performance. This organization consists in the correct separation of various elements and components. That is why, these stages are condensed in three steps:
      • Experimentation: It is carried out by a researcher who places his conditions to find the main characteristics and in turn his fundamental relationships.
      • Observation: This step must be carried out before, during and after the investigation.
      • Measurement method: This step supports statistical numbers through various surveys and other instruments.

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