A study conducted by Douglas Carroll and his colleagues (1994)examined the relationship between socioeconomic status and health using grave markers.Which type of research was this?

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The research conducted by Douglas Carroll and his colleagues (1994) is an example of correlational research because they examined the relationship between two variables (socioeconomic status and health) without manipulating them. The use of grave markers as a source of data is a non-invasive means to collect information about wealth and status of individuals, allowing for the analysis of the relationship between socioeconomic status and health.

A Study Conducted by Douglas Carroll and His Colleagues (1994)examined