The paradigm of positivism posits that:

A) there is no universal truth.
B) researchers are subjective and impact what is being studied.
C) there is no "real" reality or absolute truth.
D) dichotomous conclusions are possible in scientific research.

Positivism

A philosophical stance advocating that knowledge is only derived from logical and empirical observations, emphasizing the importance of observable evidence.

Dichotomous Conclusions

Findings or results that present an either-or situation, typically dividing outcomes into two distinct categories without overlap or continuum.

Universal Truth

A fundamental principle or fact that is valid at all times and in all places.