An Example of Secondary Data Is

question 23

Multiple Choice

An example of secondary data is:

• A) Data you collected from a focus group about physical activity
• B) A telephone survey soliciting information on consumer preference for skim milk
• C) Your state's infant mortality rate
• D) Observing preschool children eating lunch to determine if they eat the vegetable served

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Definitions:

Gossip

Informal or unofficial conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as true.

Cultural Jamming

A form of social activism that involves subverting or critiquing mainstream cultural institutions and norms, often through media and art.

Active Online

Engagement in online activities, such as participating in social media, forums, or other digital spaces, often implying a high degree of interaction.

Watching Television

The activity of viewing content on a television screen, ranging from news and documentaries to entertainment and sports.