When the collected data do not exactly support the original ...

[karlynnae]

When the collected data do not exactly support the original research hypothesis, it is sometimes useful to
 
  a. change the data to support the original predictions.
  b. rewrite the theory to support the data.
  c. rewrite the introduction to more accurately reflect what was actually found.
  d. disregard the study and begin again.

Question 2

What information should normally be reported in the results section of the research article?
 
  a. All of the statistical analyses that were conducted, whether they are significant or not
  b. Nonestatistical analyses should be reported in the discussion section.
  c. Only the statistically significant results that support the research hypothesis
  d. Any statistical analyses that are necessary to allow for a full understanding of the meaning of the data

[leahm14]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d

[karlynnae]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[bitingbit]

Excellent