The practice of incorporating findings into existing research is helpful for all of the following reasons except that it:
a. Can help expose both intended and unintended effects of research actions
b. Can help practitioner-researchers identify educational issues that have arisen from what they have learned about their practice
c. Ensures that the action research project is sufficiently scholarly and can therefore be shared with others
d. Can provide a stronger foundation of knowledge for the next cycle of action research
Ans: C
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In order to help ensure generalizability, which of the following should be true about your sample?
a. It is small. b. It is large. c. It is representative. d. It is nonrepresentative.
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A. professionals institutionalize a "monopoly" of essential knowledge and services B. professionals adhere to a set of ethical standards about who may or may not practice the profession C. very few people have the aptitude to learn the knowledge and skills needed in these professions D. the state and federal governments control these professions
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)