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cmoore54

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On your drive home after class, you notice that people talking on cell phones while driving take
  longer to move after the light turns green than people who are not on the phone.
 
  Based on this
  observation, you decide to study how cell phone use alters driving behavior. You have just
  found a research idea through
  A) inspiration B) theory
  C) everyday occurrences D) serendipity

Question 2

In the research process, the next step after writing the research report is to



lkanara2

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2




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