Research Paradigms Are Like Methodological "Cultures" Because

question 16

Multiple Choice

Research paradigms are like methodological "cultures" because

• A) Each has its own set of rules, customs, beliefs, and values
• B) There is a trend within each "culture" to strictly adhere to one specific view or paradigm
• C) Crossing paradigm "cultures" can lead to more collaborative understandings of communication
• D) Both a and c
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