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Caiter2013

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A nondirectional research hypothesis is similar to a directional hypothesis in what way?
 
  a) both specify the direction of the difference between groups
  b) both reflect differences between groups
  c) both are non-specific regarding the direction of group differences
  d) both make no suggestion of group differences

Question 2

Once information is collected, what is the first step in writing a literature review?
 
  a) create a unified theme for the review
  b) build bridges between different areas in the review
  c) work from an outline
  d) read other literature reviews



dmurph1496

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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