Combining Observational Data with Data Obtained Through Other Methods Such

question 36

Multiple Choice

Combining observational data with data obtained through other methods such as surveys or secondary analysis is a process referred to as:​

• A) data expansion.​
• B) ​triangulation.
• C) ​operationalization.
• D) ​conceptualization.

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Definitions:

Employment Needs

The requirements of an organization for staffing, including the number and types of employees required to fulfill its objectives.

Crowdsourcing

The act of a company or institution taking a function once performed by employees and outsourcing it to an undefined (and generally large) network of people in the form of an open call.

Resources Requirements

The specific needs for materials, human capital, and financial assets necessary to carry out an operation or project.

Demographic Impacts

The effects that changes in the demographic profile of a population have on various societal elements, including the workforce, economy, and consumer trends.