In addition to defining the problem and developing an approach,________ is also appropriate when facing a situation of uncertainty.
A) qualitative research
B) quantitative research
C) statistical research
D) hypothetical research
E) lead research

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Qualitative research is the best choice when facing a situation of uncertainty. This type of research involves gathering non-numerical data (such as opinions, beliefs, and attitudes) to gain insight into a problem. It can help to identify variables that may affect the problem and refine the approach to addressing it. This is especially useful in situations where little is known about the problem or the context in which it is occurring. Quantitative research, statistical research, and hypothetical research may not be appropriate in situations of uncertainty, as they rely on numerical data or hypothetical scenarios that may not accurately reflect the situation. Lead research is not a commonly used term and may not be relevant here.

In Addition to Defining the Problem and Developing an Approach,________