Induction, Deduction and Phenomenology in Psychological Research on Cases of Family Violence
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https://doi.org/10.15381/rinvp.v24i2.20439Keywords:
Induction, deduction, phenomenology, family violence, victimologyAbstract
This article emphasizes the importance of inductive, deductive and phenomenological methods that intervene in the practice and investigation of forensic psychology, taking into account the current state of investigations in our country on the subject of family violence. The advance of the phenomenon of violence in our society requires deepening research and making a correct diagnosis of the effects of violence; that is why knowing about employment and the epistemological bases required by these three methods, will allow researchers in the profession, to gain a foothold in the comprehensive intervention of such cases.
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