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The concept of bracketing in phenomenology refers to
 
  a. the organization of fragments of data into more meaning larger categories.
  b. allowing at least two forms of interpretation of data points.
  c. the researchers setting aside their own personal experiences and opinions.
  d. the researchers allowing their own personal opinions to enter in data collection and analysis.

Question 2

Sophie has the ability to work around impediments, rise above obstacles, and adapt to the most demanding environments. Sternberg might argue that Sophie has intelligence, which is not assessed on traditional measures of intellectual functioning.
 
  a. analytical
  b. practical
  c. creative
  d. logical-mathematical



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

b



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