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Mr. Wonderful

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The introduction section of a quantitative research proposal does not include the
 
  a. statement of the problem. c. review of the literature.
  b. proposed methodology. d. statement of the hypotheses.

Question 2

Cameron has set a goal of getting all A's on his report card for this term and has worked out a strategy that he thinks will achieve this goal. Which part of Zimmerman's self-regulatory model do these behaviors reflect?
 
  a. self-reflection phase
  b. forethought phase
  c. performance phase
  d. All of these answers.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

b



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