Inductive method.

Inductive method.

1. This method is a procedure used with the objective of obtaining general conclusions, determinations on particular facts.

   • It is one of the most widely used methods.
   • Steps
     • 1. Observation and recording of events
       • In this step each particular event will be tabulated and starting from it we will advance.
     • 2. Classify and study.
       • In this step, all the collected data will be classified and studied.
     • 3. Preparation of hypotheses.
       • With the requested data, a theory or a hypothesis will be elaborated with which to explain the success being studied. Then, an estimated inductive derivation must be made in the collected facts.
     • 4. Carrying out an experiment.
       • An experiment related to the proposed will be carried out to be able to demonstrate with facts the exposed theory.
   • Inductive method problems.
     • The external or internal senses can compromise and cause us to reach an inappropriate conclusion.
     • Observation, it was said, could not be the beginning of this method, since to observe cases one would need to know how to do it.
     • How to reach the conclusions from the observation, since it is impossible that this method offers us a copy of reality, we could only offer a copy of a small portion, a sample.
     • This method only works with probable cases.

2. Prepared by John F Velaide M. Group 212032_39

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