Studying the level of whiskey consumption in a "dry" town by counting the number of empty whiskey bottles in trashcans is an example of research that uses unobtrusive measures.

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Unobtrusive measures refer to research methods where the researcher does not interfere with the participants or their environment, and instead relies on indirect measures such as counting empty whiskey bottles in trash cans to infer levels of whiskey consumption.

Studying the Level of Whiskey Consumption in a "Dry" Town