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• Precision implies the effort of the researcher to be correct and persistent at all
stages in the research process.
• Systematization implies the organization of the researcher throughout the entire
research process.
• Composition implies continuous application of scientific methods in the scientific process while actively adhering to the subject, purpose, and structure of the
research.
• Totality or generalization implies a tendency in the research process to discover
certain phenomena and relations that are in favor of scientific consciousness and
applicability.
Most scientific research is subject to the subjective opinions and assumptions of
a number of scientists. Objectivity has always been eroded by the subjective opinions and assumptions of a scientist who represents the so-called absolute skepticism, that is, absolute mentioning in everything and everything, that is, in every
scientific consciousness. However, in science, it is allowed and so on. Methodical
skepticism basically means criticism of every piece of information in science, of
every move of science, etc., and this is in fact one of the important features of the
scientific way of thinking. If this skepticism is realized in this way, as doubt in
everything until the reasons for the doubt are discarded, then we can freely say that
methodical skepticism is strong and ingrained in science.
Generally, in scientific work, there are three basic groups of problems: logical,
technical, and scientific strategic. Logical problems are the formulation of scientific
concepts, hypothesis, and analysis. Technical problems are all means used for the
collection of scientific material and research, the use of tools, and the arrangement
and processing of data. Strategic problems are all the conclusions that are aimed at
solving certain problems in order to find new scientific truths and knowledge. In
every work, even in the scientific research, the subjects themselves build their own
method of work, but before that, it is necessary to use the methods developed and
used by other scientific workers. Consequently, the application of valid and developmental methodologies in scientific research is essential.
1.3.1 Matrices Selection Criteria
Most often, research conducted to examine the quality of the environment is subject
to a multidisciplinary approach. Of course, this also refers to the methodological
approach to the research. There are more than 30 unified research methodological
approaches. When setting up an experimental model for the analysis of environmental segments, the methods of analysis and synthesis are generally applied and used.
Analysis is a thought, theoretical, and practical process that breaks down complex material or intellectual wholes, processes, phenomena, and objects into constituent general and specific parts or aspects, in order to describe and determine how
they affect the whole. Analysis is a critical assessment and at the same time a search
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• Precision implies the effort of the researcher to be correct and persistent at all
stages in the research process.
• Systematization implies the organization of the researcher throughout the entire
research process.
• Composition implies continuous application of scientific methods in the scientific process while actively adhering to the subject, purpose, and structure of the
research.
• Totality or generalization implies a tendency in the research process to discover
certain phenomena and relations that are in favor of scientific consciousness and
applicability.
Most scientific research is subject to the subjective opinions and assumptions of
a number of scientists. Objectivity has always been eroded by the subjective opinions and assumptions of a scientist who represents the so-called absolute skepticism, that is, absolute mentioning in everything and everything, that is, in every
scientific consciousness. However, in science, it is allowed and so on. Methodical
skepticism basically means criticism of every piece of information in science, of
every move of science, etc., and this is in fact one of the important features of the
scientific way of thinking. If this skepticism is realized in this way, as doubt in
everything until the reasons for the doubt are discarded, then we can freely say that
methodical skepticism is strong and ingrained in science.
Generally, in scientific work, there are three basic groups of problems: logical,
technical, and scientific strategic. Logical problems are the formulation of scientific
concepts, hypothesis, and analysis. Technical problems are all means used for the
collection of scientific material and research, the use of tools, and the arrangement
and processing of data. Strategic problems are all the conclusions that are aimed at
solving certain problems in order to find new scientific truths and knowledge. In
every work, even in the scientific research, the subjects themselves build their own
method of work, but before that, it is necessary to use the methods developed and
used by other scientific workers. Consequently, the application of valid and developmental methodologies in scientific research is essential.
1.3.1 Matrices Selection Criteria
Most often, research conducted to examine the quality of the environment is subject
to a multidisciplinary approach. Of course, this also refers to the methodological
approach to the research. There are more than 30 unified research methodological
approaches. When setting up an experimental model for the analysis of environmental segments, the methods of analysis and synthesis are generally applied and used.
Analysis is a thought, theoretical, and practical process that breaks down complex material or intellectual wholes, processes, phenomena, and objects into constituent general and specific parts or aspects, in order to describe and determine how
they affect the whole. Analysis is a critical assessment and at the same time a search
B. Balabanova