Question

When evaluating secondary data you find that the sampling, details about fieldworkers and data-collection used are not included in the study.

You would then be able to question the ... of the data.


bias


methodology used


credibility


consistency

Answer 1

When evaluating secondary data and finding that the sampling, details about fieldworkers, and data-collection methods are not included in the study, you would then be able to question the **methodology used** of the data. This is because a proper methodology should include details about how the data was collected, the sampling methods employed, and information about those collecting the data in order to assess its validity and reliability.