Take the example of boot camp. Justifications for boot camps were largely grounded on the "common sense" belief that such a program ought to work. The problem was that the program did not often work. This demonstrates:

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The correct answer is C) Essential tension of research, which highlights the discrepancy between the theoretical or "common sense" belief in the effectiveness of a program (like boot camps) and the actual outcomes or effectiveness of such programs as demonstrated through empirical research or evidence. This tension arises when the assumed benefits of a program are not supported by research findings.

Take the Example of Boot Camp