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Can the researcher's world view be integrated into the study in such a way as to not create researcher bias? What are the benefits and drawbacks of using sequential designs versus concurrent research designs?

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The researcher's world view is the foundation of the research. It is within the facts, the observations, and the submersion into the study that the facts reveal a change in view or a proving of the point of view. The best way to avoid the bias or perception of bias is to identify possible bias and address how this may change or affect the ...

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