Social researchers have special difficulties, not often faced by other scientists, due to:

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Social researchers have special difficulties, not often faced by other scientists, due to many possibly alternate interpretations of large sample sets, a "vested interest" in the results, and the researcher being a member of that which he/she studies. These factors can make it difficult for researchers to remain unbiased and accurately interpret their findings. Therefore, option D is the correct answer.

Social Researchers Have Special Difficulties, Not Often Faced by Other