Which of the following is an example of secondary research? A) ...

[javeds]

Which of the following is an example of secondary research?
 
  A) Surveys
  B) Interviews
  C) Reports
  D) Studies
  E) Executive dashboards

Question 2

Which of the following is least important when evaluating potential sources?
 
  A) Is the information accurate?
  B) Is the information objective?
  C) Is the information unique?
  D) Is the information current?
  E) Is the information verifiable?

[chloejackso]

Answer to Question 1

Explanation: C) Primary research involves the collection of new data through surveys, interviews, and other techniques. Research done previously for another purpose is considered secondary research; sources for such research information include magazines, newspapers, public websites, books, and other reports.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Nontraditional information sources often lack the editorial boards and fact checkers commonly used in traditional publishing. You cannot assume that the unique information you find in blogs and other sources is accurate, objective, and current.

[javeds]

Correct answers!

[chloejackso]

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