An Important Criterion for Evaluating a Research Problem Is Whether

question 23

Multiple Choice

An important criterion for evaluating a research problem is whether or not it will

• A) be of interest to individuals outside one's profession.
• B) satisfy the researcher's own curiosity.
• C) prove the researcher's opinion on the relationship between variables under investigation.
• D) make a contribution to the body of organized knowledge in one's field of specialization.

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