When explaining "limitations," the researcher is noting
A)his or her own weaknesses and those of the team.
B)why there is not enough time to do a thorough job.
C)constraints which the researcher has chosen to place on the research.
D)normal constraints placed on the research which are beyond the control of the researcher.

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Limitations refer to the constraints placed on the research, which are beyond the control of the researcher. These constraints could include things such as limited resources, time constraints, or ethical considerations. It is important for the researcher to acknowledge these limitations in order to provide transparency and context for the research findings.

When Explaining "Limitations," the Researcher Is Noting