The major confounding factor of social scientific research, which non-reactive studies correct, is:
A) collection of qualitative data
B) collection of spuriousness data
C) behaviour modification of subjects
D) expense

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The major confounding factor in social scientific research is the behavior modification of subjects due to the awareness of being studied. Non-reactive studies help to address this factor by using existing data or indirect methods of observation, thus reducing the risk of changing the behavior of the participants. Choices A, B, and D do not address this confounding factor.

The Major Confounding Factor of Social Scientific Research, Which Non-Reactive