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

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Multiple Choice

When reading an empirical journal article "with a 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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