Technique vs Method vs Methodology - Revision history

Laouris at 12:12, 9 February 2023

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-Methodology is a higher-order term than methods.
+'''Technique''' is a <u>procedure or skill</u> for completing a specific task. It is the final skilful execution, on a point-to-point basis, from start point to endpoint.
 OR and [[systems thinking]], use the term methodology to describe an <u>organized set of methods and techniques</u> employed to intervene in and change real-world problem situations.
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 Jackson argued (Jackson, 2000) that it is particularaly insightful to link methodology closely to theory and to see different principles of method use as related to different theoretical positions.
-The above distinctions were necessary because, for example, Rosenhead (2001) and Rosenhead & Mingers (2001) use the terms interchangeably thus creating some confusion.
+The above distinctions were necessary because, for example, Rosenhead (2001) and Rosenhead & Mingers (2001) use the terms interchangeably, thus creating some confusion.
 (Source: Jackson, 2000)

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	Jackson argued (Jackson, 2000) that it is particularaly insightful to link methodology closely to theory and to see different principles of method use as related to different theoretical positions.		Jackson argued (Jackson, 2000) that it is particularaly insightful to link methodology closely to theory and to see different principles of method use as related to different theoretical positions.

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