In the research report, what can the reader expect in a theoretical statement? A theoretical statement:
A) is always clearly identified.
B) would only be discussed in the framework section; may be implied.
C) may be omitted if variables are not yet well defined.
D) would only be discussed in the framework section.

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In some studies, the statements are implied rather than clearly stated, and sometimes they are located within the introduction or literature review rather than within a clearly expressed framework.
In some studies, the statement will not be clearly identified. The correct answer is "may be implied." In some studies, the statements are implied rather than clearly stated, and sometimes they are located within the introduction or literature review rather than within a clearly expressed framework.
The researcher should not omit the theoretical statement. The correct answer is "may be implied." In some studies, the statements are implied rather than clearly stated, and sometimes they are located within the introduction or literature review rather than within a clearly expressed framework.
Theoretical statements can be found in the introduction or literature review sections. The correct answer is "may be implied." In some studies, the statements are implied rather than clearly stated, and sometimes they are located within the introduction or literature review rather than within a clearly expressed framework.

In the Research Report, What Can the Reader Expect in a Theoretical