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A researcher, interested in the onset of early menses, compared the life experiences and history of 1000 14-year-old girls, half of whom had monthly periods and half of whom did not, to determine what variables might be observed.

Which of the following would be the most appropriate categorization of this study?
a.
Cross-sectional study
b.
Prospective study
c.
Retrospective study
d.
True experiment

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