In Chapters 5 and 6, Stringer (2007) addresses a variety of different ways data generated through action research can be handled and built upon. He stresses the importance of those compiling the data using experience- near concepts. His point is that an accurate portrayal of the research data presented in language that is in everyday usage or readily understood by members of the organization, especially those who will initially receive the feedback from the research, is essential to promoting both understanding and effective action. In your response, apply and cite relevant resources (more than once). 1.Offer graduate level recommendations about what it would take to have people eager to analyze your research data rather than having it analyzed and interpreted for them. 2.Additionally, consider the phase subsequent to analysis and identify the most important steps that need to be taken during action planning to make evaluation of results both effective and relatively easy to accomplish.