The scientific method has several key characteristics: 1. It is systematic and considers all aspects of the research process in a planned manner. 2. Experiments are controlled to avoid chance and ensure truthful results. 3. It is empirical and based on direct observation or experience to gain knowledge. 4. It is rational and logical rather than subjective.

1. CHARACTERISTICS
OF
SCIENTIFIC METHOD

2. SCIENTIFIC METHOD
Principles and procedures for the systematic
activity of knowledge involving the recognition
and formulation of a problem, the collection of
data through observation and experiment, and the
formulation and testing of hypotheses.

3. CHARACTERISTICS
SYSTEMATICS
CONTROLLED
EMPIRICAL
RATIONAL
REPRODUCIBLE

4. OBJECTIVE
PROVISIONAL
ORIGINAL
ORDERED
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5. 1.SYSTEMATICS
The systematic plan that must guide a scientific
investigation must consider all the aspects and
moments of this research.

6. 2. CONTROLLED
Scientific research must avoid chance.
The process must be supported by control
mechanisms that allow it to obtain truthful results.
All actions and observations are controlled.

7. 3. EMPERICAL
It is a way of gaining knowledge by means of direct
and indirect observation or experience.
Is about Experiment with evidence.

8. 4. RATIONAL
Science in general is characterized by being rational
and logical.
In a scientific investigation must emphasize the
rationality on the subjectivity.

9. 5. REPRODUCIBLE
The findings obtained through scientific research
should be able to be reproduced under the same
conditions established in the study.

10. 6. OBJECTIVE
The results of scientific research must be
universal.

11. 7. PROVISIONAL
Science is constantly expanding.
Scientific research is considered provisional
because it must be open to further studies.

12. 8. ORIGINAL
There is no sense in focusing scientific research on
proven facts.
If it is based on an existing research, the researcher
should focus on a different area of ​​the problem.

13. 9. ORDERED
Planning must have a specific order, which
responds to the interests of the study.
Orderly structure allows developing a veracious,
empirical and verifiable study.