The phase of action research in which the researcher empowers people to work collectively to produce some beneficial change by giving stakeholders access to the materials collected is called

A) Gathering the Information to Answer the Questions.
B) Identifying the Research Question(s) .
C) Analyzing and Interpreting the Information.
D) Sharing the Results with the Participants.

The phase of action research in which the researcher empowers people to work collectively to produce some beneficial change by giving stakeholders access to the materials collected is called Sharing the Results with the Participants. In this phase, the researcher presents the findings to the participants and involves them in discussions about how to use the results to create change. This phase is essential to the action research process as it ensures that the research is relevant to the needs of the participants and that there is a collective understanding of how the findings can be applied to make a positive change.