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When a social work researcher is interested in a topic that is controversial and has potential political implications, he or she should only conduct research that is likely to align with predominant political ideals. determine the most politically savvy approach prior to completing a study. only conduct research that is the opposite of the researcher's personal beliefs in order to maintain objectivity. be aware of his or her biases throughout the research process.

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          When a social work researcher is interested in a topic that is controversial and has potential political implications, he or she should
only conduct research that is likely to align with predominant political ideals.
determine the most politically savvy approach prior to completing a study.
only conduct research that is the opposite of the researcher's personal beliefs in order to maintain objectivity.
be aware of his or her biases throughout the research process.

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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When a social work researcher is interested in a topic that is controversial and has potential political implications, he or she should only conduct research that is likely to align with predominant political ideals. determine the most politically savvy approach prior to completing a study. only conduct research that is the opposite of the researcher's personal beliefs in order to maintain objectivity. be aware of his or her biases throughout the research process.