Observing People and Asking Them Questions Are the Two Principal

question 90

Multiple Choice

Observing people and asking them questions are the two principal ways to obtain

• A) external secondary data.
• B) internal secondary data.
• C) primary data.
• D) experimental independent variables.
• E) nonprobability data.

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