Theorists Who Look at Research Evidence and See Support for Their

question 14

Multiple Choice

Theorists who look at research evidence and see support for their theories demonstrate

• A) the interpretive and constructed nature of theory.
• B) the objectivity that theorists must have to build valid theories.
• C) the retrospective nature of theory.
• D) the reversal of quantitative and qualitative evidence.

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Definitions:

Statistical Analyses

The methods and techniques used to collect, analyze, interpret, and present data in a meaningful context.

Data Obtained

The information collected or received from various sources through research, observation, or recording.

Scientific Method

A systematic process for gathering knowledge and testing hypotheses including observation, experimentation, and analysis to generate empirical evidence.

Replication

The process by which the genetic material, usually DNA, is duplicated to ensure that each new cell receives a complete set of chromosomes during cell division.