A researcher is interested in the changing nature of sex roles in contemporary society. If she were to employ an archival analysis, what would she be most likely to do?

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Archival analysis typically involves the systematic examination of existing records or data, such as books, films, photographs, and other cultural artifacts. In this case, recording how boys and girls are portrayed in children's books would provide insight into gender roles and expectations in society. Options B, C, and D all involve direct observation or interaction with individuals or groups, which would not fall under the category of archival analysis.

A Researcher Is Interested in the Changing Nature of Sex