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james9437

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It is important to describe exactly how the research was carried out in a research article because it
 
  A) allows other researchers to replicate the study.
  B) ensures that the research was done in APA format.
  C) is a rule that has always been followed.
  D) makes it possible to contact participants.

Question 2

The purpose of the method section of a research article is to
 
  A) give a summary of the research findings.
  B) describe the pattern of scores on the dependent measure.
  C) describe how the research was carried out.
  D) specifically state the research hypotheses.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

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Answer: C





 

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