Organizations may sometimes provide false or biased information.Researchers should,therefore,
A)only use archival data as a last resort.
B)carefully evaluate material from any archive for bias and accuracy.
C)consider governmental data to be generally superior to data that comes from other organizations.
D)seek data sets from organizations that do not have a bias or an agenda.

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It is important for researchers to carefully evaluate any archival data they use for bias and accuracy, regardless of the source. There is no guarantee that governmental data is free from bias or that data from organizations without a clear agenda exists. Therefore, it is crucial for researchers to exercise caution and thoroughness in evaluating all data sources.

Organizations May Sometimes Provide False or Biased Information