In judging the effectiveness of action research the practitioner would not ask whether
A) biases that might affect findings were shared.
B) actions were connected to data analysis and interpretation.
C) adequate controls were in effect so that results could be generalized.
D) the research has contributed to one's reflective stance.

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Action research is typically focused on a specific context and is not intended to be generalizable. Thus, adequate controls are not necessary, unlike traditional scientific research. The other three options are key considerations in assessing the effectiveness of action research.

In Judging the Effectiveness of Action Research the Practitioner Would