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Observational sources are always more accurate than personal sources because they rely on data collection and personal sources do not.
Observational sources are always more accurate than personal sources because they rely on data collection and personal sources do not.
Observational sources involve gathering information through direct observation, while personal sources rely on individual experiences, opinions, or memories.
Observational sources involve gathering information through direct observation, while personal sources rely on individual experiences, opinions, or memories.
Personal sources and observational sources are the same because both depend on firsthand accounts.
Personal sources and observational sources are the same because both depend on firsthand accounts.
Observational sources only include personal interviews and autobiographies, while personal sources only include scientific studies and surveys.
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The correct response is:
Observational sources involve gathering information through direct observation, while personal sources rely on individual experiences, opinions, or memories.
This distinguishes the methods of information collection between the two types of sources.
