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Action research differs from fundamental research in that it:
ATests universal theories
BAlways uses a control group
CHas no methodology
DSolves a specific practical problem
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Solves a specific practical problem
1. Fundamental research aims to expand theoretical knowledge.
2. Action research targets a specific practical problem in a setting.
3. Hence the difference is its applied, problem-solving focus.
_Source: Trueman's UGC NET/SLET General Paper I (Manohar Pub.), 2010 — Research Types_