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Primary vs Secondary Data Quiz

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Primary vs Secondary Data Quiz
 

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Differentiate primary vs secondary data

by Mayjed Añasco
1

Primary data often require more time, effort, and cost to collect.

2

Primary data are usually more specific to the researcher’s objectives.

3

Primary data are original data collected directly by the researcher from the source.

4

Secondary data are collected directly by the researcher for a specific study.

5

Secondary data come from sources like books, journal articles, and government reports.

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Primary data are always cheaper to collect than secondary data.

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Secondary data are quicker and less expensive to obtain than primary data.

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Secondary data are always perfectly matched to the current study needs.

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Secondary data cannot be used for background information.

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Primary data require no ethical considerations.

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