What Is Comprehensive Analysis?

The comprehensive analysis method refers to a research method that uses various statistical comprehensive indicators to reflect and study the general characteristics and quantitative relationships of socioeconomic phenomena in general. The commonly used comprehensive analysis methods include comprehensive index method, time series analysis method, statistical index method, factor analysis method, correlation analysis and so on.

Comprehensive analysis

Analysis: It is a method of thinking that divides the whole of things and phenomena into several parts for research and understanding. It is a scientific thinking activity that is carried out on the basis of obtaining a large amount of perceptual knowledge through perceptual knowledge.

Comprehensive method: It is a thinking method that combines the various parts and characteristics of the analyzed things and phenomena into a whole concept.

1. It is necessary to delve into the teaching materials and analyze the logical level of the teaching content.

2. The analysis should be based on a correct understanding of the basic concepts.

3, we must seize the dominant factors.

4. Flexible use of synthesis and analysis.

Qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, causal analysis, and comprehensive analysis:

First, organize the knowledge system to form a knowledge network.

2. Grasp the knowledge structure and identify key and difficult points.

3. Recognize phenomena and essential characteristics, and understand overall and local relations.

Fourth, strengthen the connection between knowledge and establish thinking clues.