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SOCIAL RESEARCH

Science is the set of knowledge ordered systematically about the universe, obtained by observation and reasoning.

Permits the education of general laws and principles.

Science is the knowledge about the true nature of the universe.

In formal science the object of study are the ideas with the representation of symbols or signs, where the method of analysis is inductive, deductive and logical.

Its verification is reasoning, based on mathematical logic.

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According to Kerlinger "scientific research is controlled, systematic, empirical and critical, of hypothetical propositions about relations so-called between natural phenomena.

The social research is defined as the process In social sciences, the research should keep an autonomy where the results lead to obtain the true knowledge, without distorting the reality, and if they do, however, provide basis to transform it. ď‚Ą the scientific method I ON which, using the scientific method allows you to obtain new knowledge in the field of social reality (pure research). ď‚Ą

The first to use the scientific method in the social sciences were the nineteenth century economists, such as Karl Marx, Cournot and Walras.

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In the social sciences, research must save a range where the results lead to the attainment of true knowledge, without distorting the reality, and if they do, however, provide a basis for transforming.

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observations questions documents discoveries continue learning conclusions new questions hypothesis

innovation is a need and a purpose in all disciplines, who define themselves as knowledge-building spaces. ď‚Ą On the one hand this process of specialization is inherent to the knowledge that has the vocation to the widening and deepening of the problems, innovation would thus creating the solution of this problem.

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HOW WE SEE AS SOCIAL RESEARCH FROM AFFECTED INDIVIDUAL VIEWS OF SPECIALIZATION AND INNOVATION, WE CAN ATTACK provoked resistance FROM THE INNOVATION WITH A STUDY OF THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITIES ETHNOGRAPHY.