A _____ identifies trends in the literature, whereas a(n) _____ allows statistical, quantitative conclusions about the research.
A)conceptual replication; narrative literature review
B)narrative literature review; meta-analysis
C)meta-analysis; exact replication
D)meta-analysis; conceptual replication

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A narrative literature review is a subjective summary of the literature, while a meta-analysis is a statistical analysis of data across multiple studies to draw quantitative conclusions. Conceptual replication and exact replication both refer to the process of replicating a study to test its findings, but do not involve analyzing trends or drawing statistical conclusions about the research as a whole.

A _____ Identifies Trends in the Literature, Whereas A(n) _____

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