HARKING refers to:
A) hypothesizing after results are known.
B) making a sound like a bird call during a discovery (i.e., a Eureka moment).
C) thinking back about how a study could have been designed in a better way.
D) None of these.

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HARKING stands for "hypothesizing after results are known," which refers to the practice of formulating or altering hypotheses based on the data after the study has been conducted.

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