Which is not a strategy for identifying and clarifying problems in action research include
A) reflection on what is happening in the practitioner's setting.
B) observing and describing a situation the practitioner is interested in changing.
C) developing testable hypotheses for what the practitioner believes are relevant factors affecting a situation.
D) conducting a limited literature review on a topic of interest to the practitioner.

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Developing testable hypotheses is more aligned with the experimental research process rather than the initial stages of action research, which focuses on identifying and clarifying problems through reflection, observation, and review of existing practices or literature.

Which Is Not a Strategy for Identifying and Clarifying Problems