When the text refers to the "politics" of research problem selection, it is referring to:
A)research funded by the government.
B)how access to power and resources influences what problems are researched.
C)cases where particular research problems have been promoted by politicians.
D)the debates and controversies among research when they select a particular research design.

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The term "politics" in the context of research problem selection refers to the influence of power dynamics and resource allocation on determining which research problems are prioritized or deemed worthy of investigation. This encompasses how societal, institutional, and funding priorities shape the research agenda.

When the Text Refers to the "Politics" of Research Problem