ANDRADE ZAMORA, Fabrizzio; ALEJO MACHADO, Oscar J.    ARMENDARIZ ZAMBRANO, Christian Ronald. Inductive method and its deductive refutation. []. , 14, 63, pp. 117-122.   08--2018. ISSN 1990-8644.

If we start from a differentiation between facts and concepts, it can be said that there are methods that start from an observation or from the unobservable, with this starting from a particular base to a universal one. This communion is often frowned upon, but political positions can be used to study the inductive method. From inferential statistics, the method is known by the procedures used to get from the particular to general conclusions based on the information in the sample. That is to say, based on the results of an investigation carried out with a sample, it is inferred on the population characteristics, but it has been stigmatized on many occasions and this has to be reviewed and well discussed.

: Inductivism; deductivism; scientific method; refutation..

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