Discussion
Identify the correct logical sequence :
Answer: D
The logical sequence is problem identification, data collection, interpretation, findings.
Research starts by identifying and defining the problem, because the problem decides what data are needed. Data are then collected, analysed and interpreted, and the findings come out of that interpretation.
The other orders put a step before something it depends on. Data cannot be collected meaningfully before the problem is known, so both sequences starting with data collection are wrong, and one of them even ends with problem identification. The first option puts data collection after the findings, but there is nothing to interpret and nothing to find until the data have been gathered.
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