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Michelle is presenting her research at a local conference. She has concluded that the program she reviewed is very effective in its mission. According to the steps in the scientific method, using the deductive approach, Michelle is:
 
  A) selecting the topic for her research.
  B) collecting data for her research.
  C) analyzing and explaining the results of her research.
  D) reviewing the previous works related to her research.
  E) choosing a research design for her research.

Question 2

Murray outlines his sampling technique, the sample size, and the characteristics of the respondents in his research. According to the steps in the scientific method, using the deductive approach, Murray is:
 
  A) presenting the results of his research.
  B) collecting data for his research.
  C) analyzing the results of his research.
  D) reviewing the literature for his research.
  E) describing the data collection methods used in his research.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

E



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