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Existing statistics are best for topics

Existing statistics are best for topics
A) where the researcher controls a situation and manipulates an independent variable.
B) that involve the underlying meaning of messages in cultural communications.
C) where the researcher asks questions and learns about reported attitudes or behaviour.
D) that involve information routinely collected by large bureaucratic organizations.
E) directly related to a research question.

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