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Anon25 [30]
3 years ago
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Mary Delany, owner of Delany Salsas, is curious to know whether the new packaging for her line of salsas is being noticed by sup

ermarket consumers. Accordingly, she ventures out to the local supermarket and passively watches the reactions of shoppers as they pass by one of the many Delany Salsas displays. Mary Delany is collecting ____ data through ____ methods.
Business
1 answer:
lions [1.4K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

primary/observational

Explanation:

The primary data may be defined as the data or the information that is collected by the researcher or the experimenter directly from the subjects through any interviews or surveys. It is a first hand information or data collected directly from the source.

In the context, Mary Delany is collecting or gathering the data which is considered as a primary data through an observational methods. The data collected by Mary is primary because she collected the data first hand directly by visiting the local supermarkets from the customers.

And the method of gathering data is observational as she collected data by observing the people or the customers coming to the supermarkets and not by interviewing them.

So, the answer is  primary/observational.

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