Methodological principles as elements of scientific research work

  • Logarušić D
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Abstract

The author considers methodology as a scientific discipline of a general character, which studies and analyzes phenomena from a scientific point of view by applying the principles of objectivity, reliability, systematic approach and precision. The methodology of scientific work, gradually tested, helps one reach basic and relevant knowledge starting from basic ideas, by applying methods and research procedures, defining science and scientific research work, proving hypotheses, and all the way to the implementation and indicators in the application of an established scientific research project. Starting from basic ideas, using methods, through research procedures, defining science and scientific research work, proving hypotheses, all the way to the implementation and indicators in the use of an established scientific research project, the methodology has found its application in theory and science.

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Logarušić, D. (2021). Methodological principles as elements of scientific research work. Pravo - Teorija i Praksa, 38(2), 43–53. https://doi.org/10.5937/ptp2102043l

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