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Analyse statistique linéaire et interprétation systémique

Authors: Laflamme, Simon;

Analyse statistique linéaire et interprétation systémique

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La plupart des analyses statistiques sont construites selon une logique linéaire : analyses de variance, analyses de régression. Pourtant, bon nombre de ces analyses dépeignent des phénomènes dont l’interprétation théorique est impossible dans une logique linéaire; ces phénomènes appellent plutôt une théorisation de type dialectique. Plus encore : les techniques statistiques linéaires permettent communément des modélisations multivariées. Or, les associations entre variables qu’elles décrivent, même si elles sont statistiquement soumises à une logique linéaire, permettent aisément des interprétations systémiques. Ainsi, la linéarité de l’analyse statistique peut servir des théorisations relationnelles ou systémiques. C’est ce que voudrait illustrer cet article. Pour ce faire, il présentera les résultats de deux analyses empiriques effectuées avec des outils statistiques sur des phénomènes sociaux (rapport des jeunes à la communauté, usages des médias) et il montrera comment les objets qui sont dépeints ne peuvent être théorisés adéquatement sans qu’on recoure à des notions de récursivité, de dialectique et de système.

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analyse relationnelle, linearity, analyse statistique, statistical analysis, analyse systémique, théorie des systèmes, relational analysis, linéarité, systems theory, systemic analysis

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