In Our Understanding of Reality, Positivism Differs from Postpositivism in All

question 12

Multiple Choice

In our understanding of reality, positivism differs from postpositivism in all the following ways EXCEPT ______.

• A) acknowledging its complexity
• B) biases of researchers
• C) their view on the nature of reality
• D) limitations of the researchers

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Definitions:

Environmental Literature

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Secession

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