One of the Main Differences Between Researchers and Practitioners Regarding

question 35

Multiple Choice

One of the main differences between researchers and practitioners regarding methodological choices is that

• A) researchers are often under pressure to make progress without delay
• B) practitioners are able to take their time to make careful decisions no matter the delay
• C) researchers can second guess decisions and make changes throughout their investigations
• D) practitioners have an unlimited array of behaviors to choose from to investigate

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Definitions:

Wiper Arm

A movable contact in variable resistors or potentiometers that slides across a resistive element to vary resistance.

Wire-Wound

Referring to a type of resistor or inductor where wire is wound around a core to create electrical resistance or inductance.

Variable Resistor

A resistor whose resistance value can be varied between its minimum and maximum values.

Ohmic Value

The resistance value of an electrical component measured in ohms, indicating how much it resists the flow of electric current.