Prerequisites of Research Process
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The scientific-research process is productive if only in its organization has been recognized the importance of a number of prerequisites. Among then of great importance are first, the actuality of the theme of the research; second-the choice of adequate research instruments and taxonomy to the chosen object field, and third, availability of a research capacity of the author. In the paper these prerequisites have been analyzed in the context of the elaboration of a qualitative, therefore useful scientific product. Some axiomatic principles of the research work are generalized, too.References
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