Discovery-oriented research rarely solves a problem in the sense of providing:
A) Quantitative data.
B) Actionable results.
C) Cause and effect.
D) Qualitative data.
E) Noticeable improvement.

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Discovery-oriented research is often exploratory and aims to generate insights or understanding rather than providing direct, actionable results that can be immediately applied to solve a problem.

Discovery-Oriented Research Rarely Solves a Problem in the Sense of Providing