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The Process of Searching for and Interpreting EXISTING Information Relevant

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Question 79

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The process of searching for and interpreting EXISTING information relevant to the research problem can be described as:


A) an experience survey.
B) causal analysis.
C) exploitive research.
D) exhaustive research.
E) secondary data analysis.

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