Conflicts of Interest Can Arise Easily and Quickly When Researchers

question 33

Multiple Choice

Conflicts of interest can arise easily and quickly when researchers want to study corporations, as the text illustrates by pointing to research conducted by ________.

• A) Herbert Gans
• B) Arlie Hochschild
• C) Howard S. Becker
• D) Heather Kitchin

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Definitions:

Locate Witness

The process of finding individuals who possess firsthand information or evidence relevant to a legal case or investigation.

Direct Evidence

Evidence that directly proves a fact, without needing inference or presumption.

Circumstantial Evidence

Evidence that relies on an inference to connect it to a conclusion of fact, rather than direct observation.

Relevant Evidence

Information presented in a legal trial that is directly related to the facts in issue, helping to prove or disprove an element of the case.