The research process does not always adhere to a rigid sequence. Instead, it can be the case that researchers may shift between theory and data gathering several times in the process. This strategy is described as
A) Qualitative
B) Iterative
C) Deductive
D) Inductive

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The shifting between theory and data gathering several times in the process is known as the iterative process. This allows for flexibility and adaptation in the research process as the researcher may need to revisit certain theories or gather more data to refine their understanding or hypotheses. The other options - Qualitative, Deductive, and Inductive - all refer to different research approaches or methods, but do not specifically relate to the iterative process.

The Research Process Does Not Always Adhere to a Rigid