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In the context of action research, upon a deep analysis of the concepts propounded by Stephen M. Corey and other educationists, regarding the steps and main characteristics of this research cycle adopted for quick and effective resolution of school or classroom problems, which of the following statements is most authentic and logical?
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The primary objective of action research is for teachers and administrators to find immediate and practical solutions to their working methods, teaching methods, and classroom problems. It differs from fundamental research in that its purpose is not to formulate broad principles, but to quickly solve local problems. In this context, you can understand the detailed nature of action research through the Wikipedia reference.
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