Investigation

Investigation

1. SCIENTIFIC METHOD : The scientific method is a methodology to obtain new knowledge, which has historically characterized science, and which consists of systematic observation, measurement, experimentation and the formulation, analysis and modification of hypotheses. ... Likewise, there is no single model of scientific method.

2. SCIENCE : Branch of human knowledge constituted by the set of objective and verifiable knowledge on a given subject that is obtained through observation and experimentation, the explanation of its principles and causes and the formulation and verification of hypotheses and is characterized, in addition, by the use of an adequate methodology for the object of study and the systematization of knowledge

   • SUBJECT : Personas seleccionadas para una investigación o que, de alguna manera, son objeto de investigación.
   • Scientific object refers to the subject of study. It is a necessary condition of scientific knowledge but not sufficient, since any part of reality can become a subject of study according to cognitive options other than scientific ones.

3. epistemology : Part of the philosophy that studies the principles, foundations, extension and methods of human knowledge.

   • empirical knowledge :Empirical knowledge is that which is based on experiences, ultimately, it is the perception we have of the world, because it tells us what exists and what its characteristics are.

4. knowledge : is usually understood as: Facts or information acquired by a person through experience, reason or education, the theoretical or practical understanding of a matter referring to reality

5. technique : Set of procedures or resources that are used in an art, in a science or in a certain activity, especially when they are acquired through practice and require skill.

   • technology : Set of the knowledge of a technique.

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