PROJECTIVE RESEARCH

                                                       PROJECTIVE RESEARCH

Definition of the method/technique 

This research method consists of the creation of a plan, a proposal, a program or a model, as a solution to a problem or need of a practical nature, be it of a social group, or of an institution, or of a geographical area. region. , in a particular area of knowledge, based on a precise diagnosis of the needs of the moment, the explanatory or generating processes involved and future trends, that is, based on the results of an investigative process

Characteristics of the method/technique 

● Active: It raises the proceedings that happen in one or several areas, as well as the relationship between them. 

● Complete: It integrates all the elements that occur in certain backgrounds for their interpretation and projection over time. 

● Original: It allows generating original suggestions with freedom, analyzing all the set-ups. 

● Hands-on: It comprises all the performers in each of the parts of the research and planning process.

Main uses of the method/technique 

Projective research is used in projects of architectural design, software, group problem solving (organizational and social), educational and environmental, among others. Moreover, this type of research proposes models that generate solutions to specific needs of a social, organizational, environmental or some special area of knowledge, with a view to the future of each context and through its situational analysis. Finally, the scientific method is applied from analysis to projection.