If you need information about a study that was not included in the published research report (such as a copy of a measure) you should
A) do nothing; there is no way to obtain that information.
B) contact the author of the report to ask for the information you need.
C) contact the editor of the journal in which the report appeared to ask for the information you need.
D) contact the publisher of the journal in which the report appeared to ask for the information you need.

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Contacting the author of the report is the best choice as they are likely to have the information needed and may be willing to share it. It is important to be respectful and specific in the request, providing clear and concise reasons for why the information is needed. Option A is incorrect as it assumes that no action can be taken. Options C and D are less likely to be helpful as most journal editors and publishers do not have access to the specific details of individual studies.

If You Need Information About a Study That Was Not