In an action research study, a researcher would like to collaborate with individuals on the project. What is the least likely reason for this collaboration?
A) To equally share the rewards from publication of the study
B) To share the practical findings widely
C) To try not to marginalize the participants more
D) To obtain research expertise not possessed by the inquirer

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Collaboration in action research is typically aimed at enhancing the research process and outcomes, such as sharing practical findings, avoiding marginalization, and gaining expertise. Sharing publication rewards is less likely a primary reason for collaboration.

In an Action Research Study, a Researcher Would Like to Collaborate