When Doing Firsthand Research, Quantitative Researchers Generally Begin By

Multiple Choice

When doing firsthand research, quantitative researchers generally begin by:

A) taking a research paper as the base of the study.
B) selecting an almanac to study.
C) selecting the most influential research material in a particular field.
D) constructing a hypothesis to test.
E) asking a general question about what they want to learn and then study natural phenomena.