Saying That Research Is a Process,not an Event,means

question 82

Multiple Choice

Saying that research is a process,not an event,means:

• A)that a great deal of research is done before a topic is chosen.
• B)that part of doing research is compiling a lengthy list of sources.
• C)the process of research is never over;there is no end point.
• D)reference librarians require a great deal of attention from students.
• E)the steps taken to do research require an investment of time.

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Definitions:

Bandura

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Emotional Responses

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Negative Reinforcement

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