You want to look at whether it is healthier to live in a small town than in a big city, and you want to look at whether it is healthier to be a vegetarian or not. Furthermore, you want to carry this all out in one study. A likely problem you will have in carrying out such a study is that participants self-select themselves into the cells of the design; you will not be able to randomly assign them. O you will not be able to operationally define the concept of "health." O it is not feasible to get participants from small towns O it requires a "mixed" (between /within) design, and such designs typically require too many subjects to be practical.

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