When Reading an Empirical Journal Article "With Purpose," Which Two

question 28

Multiple Choice

When reading an empirical journal article "with purpose," which two questions should you ask yourself as you read?

• A)What is the argument? and What is the evidence to support the argument?
• B)What were the methods? and What are the results?
• C)What is the hypothesis? and What are the explanations?
• D)What research exists on this topic? and What research needs to be conducted to answer the question?

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