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What are the four principal tasks of data collection? (Select the four that apply.)

What are the four principal tasks of data collection? (Select the four that apply.)

a. Performing constant comparison for qualitative data
b. Maintaining research controls as indicated in the study design
c. Solving problems that threaten to disrupt the study
d. Cross-checking with the literature review
e. Collecting data in a consistent way
f. Staying with institutional review board permission
g. Selecting subjects

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