The personal interests and observations of researchers
A) can serve as important sources of research questions as well as sustaining the researchers' interest in a project.
B) have no place in scientific research.
C) can serve as a starting point for research, but cannot sustain interest in a project.
D) have not been used by serious psychologists in their research
Answer: A
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