Which Is Not a Strategy for Identifying and Clarifying Problems

question 73

Multiple Choice

Which is not a strategy for identifying and clarifying problems in action research include

• A) reflection on what is happening in the practitioner's setting.
• B) observing and describing a situation the practitioner is interested in changing.
• C) developing testable hypotheses for what the practitioner believes are relevant factors affecting a situation.
• D) conducting a limited literature review on a topic of interest to the practitioner.

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The act of quickly reading or glancing through a text to obtain a general understanding or to locate specific information without in-depth analysis.

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