What is Analysis

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The study of functions. Learn more in: Understanding How Images and Attitudes toward Scientists and Science Contribute to Science Identities: Investigating How Images Drawn by Elementary, Middle, and High School Students Reflect Their Attitudes

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Systematic thinking process that relies on explicitly known reasoning steps. Learn more in: The Gifted Practitioner

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In a PtBL project, students are expected to examine and reflect on their experiences to grow from identifying their strengths, challenges, areas of improvement, and other personal insights. Learn more in: Students' Learning Experiences in Project-Based Learning (PtBL): With Pain Comes Gain

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“breaking down a whole into its components and their mutual relations” ( Bunge, 2003 ). Learn more in: Conceptual Commonalities in Modeling of Business and IT Artifacts

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Detailed examination of a concept or phenomenon under investigation. Learn more in: Theories in Information Management: Analysing Development Trajectory

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In Bloom’s taxonomy, higher order thinking where a student can categorize, compare, and contrast ideas or concepts. Learn more in: A Case Study of Instructional Delivery Formats

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Process of decomposition of the whole into parts. Learn more in: Application of Complexity Theory in Representation of the City

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Breaking something up into its building or working parts. Learn more in: The Potential Role of Ecoacoustics in the Study of the Coffee Natural Landscape of Colombia: Bridging the Gap Between Soundscape and Landscape

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It is an interactive process that should be considered as a prerequisite for an instructional design process and in which all the elements that affect teaching and that will affect teaching are recognized. Learn more in: How Is Motivation Located in the Instructional Design Process?

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Helps in gaining the understanding of the given topic. Learn more in: Data Visualization in R

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In problem solving, the divergent process by which a problem is decomposed into its basic parts such as constraints, resources, assumptions, and so forth. Learn more in: Ambiguity and Group Consensus

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A procedure whose output is a logical model of the created system. Learn more in: Human Digital Transformation Readiness: Integrate Data Into the Mindset and Decision-Making Processes

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Breaking down to common elements a series of facts, accounts and observations, to find patterns. Learn more in: Qualitative Data Analysis

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A review of professional and personal needs to determine goals. Learn more in: Developing Culturally-Affirming School Counselors: The SAGE Peer Consultation Model

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The term “analysis” comes from the Greek ana-lyein: to unloosen, to break up, to divide the whole into its components, breaking up a complex concetp into smaller parts to gain a better understanding. Learn more in: Vagueness: The Role of Language in the Organizing Process of Knowledge Intensive Work

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A systematic examination and evaluation of data or information, by breaking it into its component parts to uncover their interrelationships. Learn more in: Effects of Human Factors in Process Safety: Analyses of Chemical Industrial Case Studies

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Finding tractable solutions based on the threat model. Learn more in: Challenges for Big Data Security and Privacy

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An investigation of the component parts of a whole and their relations in making up the whole. Learn more in: The Use of Soft Computing in Management