When Evaluating Research, Asking Who Is the Intended Audience Refers

When evaluating research, asking who is the intended audience refers to:

A) Making sure other experts in the field have reviewed the findings
B) Determining if the results are biased to serve the needs of a particular group
C) Determining if the language seems biased
D) Determining if the findings are meant to inform, teach, entertain, enlighten, sell, or persuade