D#5, HW#6 -- Decide what primary data to collect

HW#6
*Observations*
-Listening to a doctor could answer my research question
-No observing would help because doctor's see a very wide variety of patients and most of the observations would be unrelated.
-I could put myself in an environment of pregnant women, which lately isn't difficult because everyone around me is pregnant, but most of them are in their 20's.

*Interviews*
- Yes, I think an experienced OB/GYN could help to explain what women in their 30's experience during pregnancy that differs from women in their 20's.
-Member's of chat board communities may help.
- I could learn about person experiences rather than an overview, since all pregnancy, labor, and delivery are different.

*Surveys*
- Survey's give statistics on several different aspects on a subject; whereas, interviewing you only get one point of view.
- ? thousands
- definitely not. The number of people that would need to be polled would take way too much time.