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vinney12

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What are the two goals of theory?
 a. speculating and confirming
  b. understanding and predicting
  c. deducting and inducting
  d. abstracting and concretizing

Question 2

When visualizing the research findings, the data chosen for presentation in the mock-up should represent all of the following possible results except
 a. optimistic c. collected data
  b. pessimistic d. most likely



Sammyo

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C
At this stage of the research process, no data has yet been collected. The visualization should include data values judged to be optimistic, most likely, and pessimistic.



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