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When conducting research in a natural setting, the researcher commits to spending a significant amount of time in the
 
  a) field doing observation
 b) laboratory doing research.
 c) library reading textbooks.
 d) classroom teaching.

Question 2

The general plan for conducting research and gathering data is the
 
  a) research design
 b) theory.
 c) hypothesis.
 d) literature review.



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Answer to Question 1

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