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Be methodical: select proper methods and apply them properly!Human beings’ activity in any sphere presupposes the usage of different methods how to master the reality we live in. In actual practice a method is the combination of processes and procedures that are aimed at the theoretical reflection or practical acquirement of an object cognition or activity. Alongside universal features, every sphere of human activity has its own specific peculiarities and corresponding methodology. Methodology of science is the branch that studies structural principles, forms and ways of scientific cognition. Their combination is called “method”. Method is the way of reaching the aim, the way to organize activity in a certain manner. In order to carry out the systematical collection of materials the researchers apply versatile methods of scientific research. Methods selection depends on the research aim and its objectives. All the methods must be targeted to check the persuasiveness of the hypothesis predictions. Methods of scientific research are subdivided into general and special. General methods encompass three large groups as singled out by the functional criterion. Each group is further subdivided into separate methods:
Among special methods of scientific research there are prediction, disperse analysis, correlation and regression, factor analysis, cluster analysis, etc. The most precise and correct results in any research are attained due to the aggregate application of both general and special methods. RESEARCH METHODSGENERAL METHODSSPECIAL METHODS
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