The term armchair method describes a method in which the respective scientist , figuratively speaking, does not leave his armchair in order to conduct science . Instead, he assesses the data with which he has to work from there, or lets others describe it to him. In fact, the armchair method can be helpful for an initial assessment.
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↑ Heimgartner / Loch / Sting (eds.): Empirical research in social work, Vienna a. a. 2012, p. 94.
↑ Ralph Christensen: Concretization of the law - linguistically considered, p. 291, in Gabriel / Gröschner (ed.): Subsumtion, Tübingen 2012.
