Science · Information Sources & Classification
Grogan's classification uniquely includes 'reports of scientific expeditions' as primary sources — a category absent from all other major classification schemes. Which of the following most precisely justifies this inclusion from a theoretical standpoint?
- 1Because they present original, first-hand records of field-based empirical observations✓
- 2Because they are rare and costly to produce
- 3Because they are always published in peer-reviewed journals
- 4Because they are official documents produced by government agencies
Correct answer
Because they present original, first-hand records of field-based empirical observations
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