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Q.I. Read the following passage carefully. As Hudson Maxim (1853-1927) said. "All progress is born of inquiry. Doubt is often better than overconfidence., for it leads to inquiry, and inquiry to invention. Research isn't about answering the questions, but rather about questioning the answers to alert the intellectual to doubt, educate, inquire, and reason well in all matters, to reach out towards truth. While it is reasonably self-evident that being research informed warrants greater learner attention than justifications based on hearsay, intuition, or bookish knowledge. There are strong arguments justifying [1x7=7] 1. 2. RIT. Academy researchers like Spencer, Detrich and Slocum argue that RIT should be based on the best available evidence, " Irrespective of its paradigm and chosen according to what is (a) most relevant to the decision and (b) has the highest degree of certainty." Such a learning provides learners with an understanding of knowledge creation and its application (in economic, social, political, legal, local, global contexts) and stimulates the key skills of critical analysis, respect for evidence, and informed decision-making. Also, for social processes to be alive for radical change, one must continue to ask that vital question; "Why do I believe what I believe?" One would thus go about finding the roots of beliefs and challenged assumptions. Research, therefore, is inevitable for better learning outcomes for change and for a better living. 3. On the basis of your reading of the above passage, answer the following questions. ​

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