Lucas, R., Romice, O., 2010. 'Evaluación de las cualidades multisensoriales del espacio urbano: un enfoque metodológico y sistema de notación para el registro y diseño de la experiencia multisensorial en el espacio urbano', Psyecology, 1 (2), pp. 197-211.

Why did you think it important to study the variable? What effects, in your opinion, may this variable level, the more extensive the literature review, the greater its integration with your findings, and the moreThis is a traditional research method which is used in nearly all studies, whether it’s to do an analytical literature review, reading about the topic context or to find supporting material for your argument or theory. They are easily accessible through libraries and online catalogues, where those of you who are students will even have access to paid catalogues as universities tend to have memberships with these platforms. In the past year, most online libraries have expanded, with more physical books being readily available online than ever before. If there is a specific book you are looking for and you cannot find it in a library, sometimes you can simply type the name into google, followed by PDF, and it will give you options on how to access it for free.

carried out, show you the types of findings that you could expect, or provide descriptions of the theoretical Unstructured observation a method of collecting research data that has both opponents and proponents. Lucas, R., 2014. 'The sketchbook as collection: A phenomenology of sketching'. In Recto Verso: Redefining the Sketchbook, pp. 191-205.

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A series of questions designed to elicit information, which is filled in by all participants in the sample. It is common for beginning researchers to assume that the required data will be available, but you cannot and Conducting interviews and communication ; Who should you interview? ; Types of interview ; Recording and transcription ; Analyzing your interviews