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This refers to data that can be measured in numbers.

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This is a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.

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This refers to how consistent results are.

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This refers to previous studies and writings.

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This is evaluation by experts in the same field.

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This is directly using someone’s exact words with credit.

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This is the factor that is intentionally changed.

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This is avoiding bias and being fair in research.

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This refers to whether the research actually measures what it is supposed to measure.

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This is collecting original data directly from sources.

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This is a possible error that affects the fairness of results.

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