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A mistake when writing qualitative research in which a writer creates too large a separation between empirical details and abstract theorizing is called the ___________. 
a.   error of overstating
b.   error of exaggeration
c.   error of overemphasizing
d.   error of overplaying
e.   error of segregation
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