Match the field of epidemiology with the step of the scientific method it most closely fits. ? View Available Hint(s) Analytical epidemiology Experimental epidemiology Descriptive epidemiology Reset Help Observation leads to formulation of a question Formulation of a hypothesis to address a question Design and conduct experiments Scientist decides to accept, reject, or modify a hypothesis Submit
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