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Peter is sending out questionnaires via e-mail to 7,000 students on campus to gather data about their eating habits. Which of the following data collection methods is most likely used by Peter in this scenario?
 
  A) Survey
  B) Field research
  C) Experiment
  D) Evaluation research
  E) Secondary analysis

Question 2

_____ is a data collection method that includes questionnaires, face-to-face or telephone interviews, or a combination.
 
  A) Survey
  B) Field research
  C) Secondary analysis
  D) Causation
  E) Cohesion



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Answer to Question 1

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