Identifying a study's outcomes is only appropriate if the project's procedures and data are:
A) good enough to be published
B) worthy of interpretation
C) in support of the original hypothesis
D) supported by the literature

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Identifying outcomes is appropriate only if the project's procedures and data are worthy of interpretation, regardless of whether they are good enough to be published, in support of the original hypothesis, or supported by the literature.

Identifying a Study's Outcomes Is Only Appropriate If the Project's