Which of the Following Best Describes the Current Trend in Comparative

Which of the following best describes the current trend in comparative politics research?

A) There is hopeful talk of moving away from models that describe politics, but much research in comparative politics remains descriptive and focused on a single country.
B) An evolution toward models that analyze politics and compare its role in different countries-inductively, deductively, qualitatively, and quantitatively-is well under way.
C) There has been a strong trend in comparative politics toward using quantitative methodologies to the near-total exclusion of qualitative methods.
D) Most comparative politics scholars use full mixed-methods models to conduct research.
E) There is a new emphasis among comparative politics researchers on building their research around the promotion of a particular ideal.