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You may not know<\/span> what the scientific method is<\/strong> in theory, but you\u2019re bound to be applying it in your daily life without even realising it.<\/span> <\/p>\n This approach to acquiring knowledge is typical of the more purely scientific disciplines, but it also has its place in the social sciences, as you will see below. Here, we explain what the scientific method is for and what its applications are. <\/span><\/p>\n