Behavioral observation of a setting,community surveys,and use of epidemiological data,are usually considered:

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Behavioral observation of a setting, community surveys, and use of epidemiological data typically involve collecting and analyzing quantitative data to describe a population or phenomenon. Therefore, these methods are considered quantitative description. They do not involve qualitative interviewing, experimental social innovation, or multiple baseline studies.

Behavioral Observation of a Setting,community Surveys,and Use of Epidemiological Data,are