In the process of organising and sorting, a researcher must carefully think about all, except:
A) events
B) motivations
C) contingencies
D) results

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In the process of organizing and sorting, a researcher focuses on events, motivations, and contingencies as these elements are crucial for understanding the context and factors influencing the subject of study. Results, however, are outcomes of the research process and are not involved in the organizing and sorting phase.

In the Process of Organising and Sorting, a Researcher Must