It is the responsibility of the researcher to
A) assume that the study is of utmost significance to the field and report the results to as many journals as possible.
B) project the interpretation of results beyond that of the study's limitations so that the reader understands the practical implications of the conclusions.
C) itemize all the reasons why the unexpected results might have occurred.
D) report any validity threats that might account for achieving the expected results.
E) All of these are true.

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Reporting any validity threats that might account for achieving the expected results is the responsibility of the researcher. It helps to ensure the validity and reliability of the study, and provides a clear understanding of the limitations of the results. It is not the responsibility of the researcher to assume the study's significance, project the interpretation of the results beyond the limitations, or itemize all the reasons for unexpected results.

It Is the Responsibility of the Researcher to