During the active reading process, investigators make conceptual labels within the data. A conceptual label is:
A) A label used to connect seemingly unrelated items
B) A "tag" for segments of text, categorically describing information the segments contained
C) A label used to indicate an overall idea or common theme of a data source
D) A note that allows investigators to organize their thoughts about the data

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A conceptual label acts as a "tag" for segments of text, categorically describing the information those segments contain, which helps in organizing and interpreting the data during the active reading process.

During the Active Reading Process, Investigators Make Conceptual Labels Within