🔎PROCESO DE INVESTIGACIÓN🌎 Paso a paso - Aprender a investigar💛

Hello again, welcome to learning how to investigate. Today we're going to continue with this line of thought we've been following: scientific methods. Today we're going to talk about a scientific process or method. It can be seen as the inductive-deductive method, or the traditional scientific method, but I'm going to explain it with a little drawing and in a

way that's perhaps clearer and simpler, as I understand it right now. After a lot of reading, let's begin with some background. It turns out that the first step of the inductive-deductive method, or that famous scientific method, is observation. But it's not just about observing; it's not like, "Look, I go through life observing, how cool!" A

research problem, in truth, is n't that easy. Research requires us to observe, that's true, but in that observation we have to be very meticulous and first decide what is known. So, how do researchers investigate? We first have to read a lot, understand the processes, understand the phenomenon we are studying, the concepts, the theories, the methods, the

results, in order to be able to say, first of all, what is known, what has been developed up to this point. We can see this as a state of the art, a conceptual framework, or a... The theoretical framework, as a frame of reference, is the background of the project, among other ways of referring to existing knowledge,

to what has already been done, what is working, and what we as researchers must clearly understand when developing a research project. After observing all that knowledge and describing our research project, what we must do is determine what knowledge is unknown, what it is that we don't know. This is very different from us saying