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Explain whether secondary data is longitudinal or cross-sectional.
 
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Diana often dates several men at a time and enjoys casual dating. She likes to keep her relationships simple and casual because she believes that serious relationships only complicate matters.
 
  According to sociologist John Lee, Diana exhibits the ________style of love.
  A) storge
  B) agape
  C) mania
  D) ludus


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Reply #1 on: Jun 18, 2018
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Secondary data is often longitudinal rather than cross-sectional. Longitudinal data is collected at two or more points in time whereas cross-sectional data is collected at one point in time. Longitudinal data offers the added advantage of allowing the researcher to examine trends such as age at first marriage, over time. Increasingly, both longitudinal and cross-sectional publications provide the reader with colorful pie charts and other figures that are easy to read and understand.

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