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Researchers try to link numeric values to reality. Measurement procedures are ideally isomorphic to reality. What is isomorphism?
 
  A) Involves assigning numbers to represent the amount of an attribute present in an object or person, using a specified set of rules
  B) Capacity of a numeric expression signifying how much of an attribute is present
  C) Signifies equivalence or similarity between two phenomena
  D) The consistency with which it measures the target attributes

Question 2

Qualitative researchers have varying opinions about reviewing the literature before doing a new study. What group of researchers often undertakes a search for relevant materials at the onset of a study?
 
  A) Grounded theory researchers
  B) Phenomenologists
  C) Ethnographogists
  D) Grounded theory researchers and phenomenologist



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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