A characteristic that the introductions in qualitative and quantitative proposals have in common is they both provide
A) a discussion of the research relevant to the stated hypotheses of the study.
B) a statement of the problem or the purpose of the study.
C) operational definitions of any variables involved in the study.
D) a statement of the implications of the research findings.

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Both types of proposals start with an introduction that includes a statement of the problem or purpose of the study, which outlines the main objective of the research. This helps the reader to understand the context of the study and the research question that is being addressed. While the other options may also be included in the introduction, they are not universal characteristics that are shared by all proposals.

A Characteristic That the Introductions in Qualitative and Quantitative Proposals