Authors-taller de investigación

Ackoff and Miller

Authors associated with the topic of research justification, which explains why conducting a study is important by evaluating its social relevance, practical implications, and theoretical value.

Kerlinger and Lee (2002)

Authors who define non-experimental research, characterized by observing phenomena in their natural context without deliberately manipulating variables.

Hernández (2018)

Author who defines experimental research, which involves deliberately manipulating one or more independent variables to analyze their effects on dependent variables under controlled conditions.

Gómez and Tamayo (2003)

Authors who explain the analytical method, which consists of breaking down or separating a phenomenon into its component parts to study them individually.

López Gómez (2012)

Author who proposes the synthetic method, which consists of integrating or combining the parts of a phenomenon to understand it globally as a whole.

Hernández-Sampieri, Fernández, and Baptista

Key authors in research methodology who classify methodological approaches into quantitative (statistical and numerical), qualitative (experiences and meanings), and mixed (a combination of both).

Tamayo

Author who defines scientific research as the use of the scientific method to obtain relevant and reliable information that allows for understanding, verifying, correcting, or applying knowledge.