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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