The process of carrying out a large set of experiments focused on addressing the same theoretical question, but using different methods and participant groups is called:
A)Exact replication
B)Divergence
C)Converging operations
D)Bootstrapping
E)Default mode

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The process described is known as converging operations, which involves using multiple methods and participant groups to investigate a theoretical question. This approach helps to increase the validity of the results by confirming the findings across multiple studies using different approaches. Option A (exact replication) refers to repeating the same experiment exactly as it was originally done, and options B, D, and E are not relevant to the described process.

The Process of Carrying Out a Large Set of Experiments