Multiple Choice
How is an intellectual critical appraisal different from other kinds of critiques? An intellectual critical appraisal:
A) focuses on the strengths of the study rather than the negative components.
B) is used to determine the quality of empirical evidence generated by studies.
C) judges the researcher's ability to conduct the study.
D) looks at both the work itself and the creator of the work.
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