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Can data only be collected using experiments? - Answers

No, data can be collected through various methods beyond experiments. Observational studies, surveys, interviews, and existing records are alternative approaches to gather data. Each method has its advantages and limitations, and the choice depends on the research question, context, and available resources. Using a combination of methods can often provide a more comprehensive understanding of a phenomenon.



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No, data can be collected through various methods beyond experiments. Observational studies, surveys, interviews, and existing records are alternative approaches to gather data. Each method has its advantages and limitations, and the choice depends on the research question, context, and available resources. Using a combination of methods can often provide a more comprehensive understanding of a phenomenon.



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Can data only be collected using experiments? - Answers

No, data can be collected through various methods beyond experiments. Observational studies, surveys, interviews, and existing records are alternative approaches to gather data. Each method has its advantages and limitations, and the choice depends on the research question, context, and available resources. Using a combination of methods can often provide a more comprehensive understanding of a phenomenon.

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