One's search for information about available careers/ministries begins with indirect sources of research information and progresses toward direct sources of field data.

• A. Direct, Indirect
• B. Local, Global
• C. Indirect, Direct
• D. Primary, Secondary

Answer: (C)

This question is about the order in which you gather information when exploring available careers or ministries. The described approach starts with indirect sources of information—things like general guides, websites, reports, articles, and other secondhand or summarized data—to get a broad picture. It then moves toward direct sources of field data, meaning firsthand information obtained from the actual experiences in the field: conversations with mentors, site visits, internships, or shadowing opportunities.

So the sequence that fits this description is Indirect, Direct. Direct, Indirect would flip the order, starting with firsthand data before general information. Local versus Global isn’t about the source type, and Primary, Secondary would describe a different ordering of data types (primary being direct, secondary being indirect) than the sequence given.