Understanding Business
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Good problem statement includes both a statement of:
Select one:
a. research objectives and research hypothesis
b. research hypothesis and research questions
c. research topic and research objectives
d. research objectives and research questions
When we are reasoning from the specific to the general, we are using ____________contrast, when we are reasoning from the general to the specific, we are using __________ reasoning. In reasoning.
Select one:
a. Theoretical; predictive
b. Deductive; inductive
c. Inductive; deductive
d. Predictive; theoretical
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