Researchers who rely on secondary data inevitably make trade-offs between their ability to use a particular data set and ______.

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Researchers who use secondary data may be limited in their ability to test specific hypotheses, as they are working with data that was collected for a different purpose. They may also have limited control over the data set they are using, as it was collected by someone else. However, the trade-off is often worth it, as collecting primary data can be time-consuming, expensive, and may pose ethical concerns.

Researchers Who Rely on Secondary Data Inevitably Make Trade-Offs Between