Sources of Secondary Information Include

question 10

Multiple Choice

Sources of secondary information include

• A)first-hand observation.
• B)in-person interviews.
• C)newspapers and periodicals.
• D)experiments.

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Definitions:

Developments

The process of growth, progress, or evolution, often referring to economic, social, or infrastructure improvements.

Uncontrollably

Uncontrollably describes an action or reaction that cannot be controlled or restrained.

Bedtime

Bedtime refers to the time at which a person usually goes to sleep. It is often a part of a daily routine aimed at ensuring sufficient rest.

Centration

A characteristic of preoperational thought in which a young child focuses (centers) on one idea, excluding all others.