Being overly focused on single theory when interpreting the results of a study can lead the researcher to
A) make a Type II error.
B) overlook alternative explanations for the results.
C) mistake statistical significance for practical significance.
D) fall victim to the theoretical interpretation fallacy.

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Overlooking alternative explanations can lead to biased results and a lack of understanding of the complexity of the phenomenon being studied. It is important to consider multiple perspectives and theories when interpreting study results.

Being Overly Focused on Single Theory When Interpreting the Results