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waynest

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Going without something in the present in the hope of achieving greater gains in the future is called
 
  a. the geography of poverty.
  b. deprivation.
  c. deferred gratification.
  d. immediate gratification.

Question 2

What are the eight steps of the research model?
 
  What will be an ideal response?


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Answer to Question 1

c. deferred gratification.

Answer to Question 2

The eight steps of the research model (in chronological order) are:
1. Select a topic
2. Define the problem
3. Review the literature
4. Formulate a hypothesis
5. Choose a research method
6. Collect the data
7. Analyze the results
8. Share the results



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