Hankemeetodid

Hankemeetodid refers to methods of measurement or assessment that rely on subjective interpretation or personal experience rather than objective, quantifiable data. These methods can encompass a range of approaches where the outcome is influenced by the individual performing the assessment or the person being assessed. Examples might include anecdotal evidence, personal testimonials, or qualitative observations that are not systematically recorded or analyzed.

In some contexts, "hankemeetodid" might be contrasted with scientific or empirical methods, which prioritize reproducibility, statistical analysis, and the elimination of bias. While subjective methods can offer valuable insights into personal perceptions and individual experiences, their reliability and generalizability are often limited. They can be useful for exploratory research or for understanding nuanced aspects of human behavior that are difficult to quantify, but they typically require careful consideration of their limitations. The term emphasizes the inherent difficulty in objectively capturing or evaluating certain phenomena due to their reliance on individual perspectives.