Ooh, I bet the answer is A, B, and C. Those are the textbook examples of primary research methods. The rest are just secondary sources we can use to supplement our primary data.
Hmm, this is a tricky one. I know for sure that A, B, and C are primary research. Anything that involves directly gathering data from the source is primary. The other options seem more like secondary sources.
Ah, I see what they're getting at. Interviews, questionnaires, and observation are classic primary research techniques. The rest seem to be secondary sources like industry publications and websites.
I'm pretty sure interviews, questionnaires, and observation are primary research methods. But I'm stumped on the rest - which ones are secondary research?
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