Negative results are problematical because they:

A) are difficult to interpret.
B) are less important.
C) disprove the theory one tries to support.
D) cannot be analyzed statistically.

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Negative results are problematical because they:A) are difficult to interpret.B) are less important.C) disprove the theory one tries to support.D) cannot be analyzed statistically.

Katie McNeil · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Negative results can be challenging to interpret because they may not provide clear guidance on the direction of the research or what adjustments need to be made. They don't necessarily disprove a theory but can indicate that the expected outcome was not observed under the specific conditions of the study.

Negative results are problematical because they:

A) are difficult to interpret.
B) are less important.
C) disprove the theory one tries to support.
D) cannot be analyzed statistically.

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