Which of the following investigations are considered "landmark" relative to studying the incidence of eating disorders among elite athletes?

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Sundgot-Bogen and Torstveit's (2004) study, which investigated the prevalence of eating disorders among Norwegian elite female athletes, is considered a landmark investigation in the literature. Currie's (2007) study, which examined the incidence of disordered eating and menstrual dysfunction among Canadian national team athletes, also contributed significantly to understanding eating disorders among elite athletes. Therefore, the combination of a and b choices are considered landmark investigations.

Which of the Following Investigations Are Considered "Landmark" Relative to Studying