is this a prospective or retrospective study?   In 2009, investigators were interested in evaluating the relationship between physical activity and being overweight.  Using BRFSS data, they found 100 participants in South Carolina.  69 of these participants were overweight, and the remaining 31 were not.  The investigators found that 46 participants who were overweight reported low levels of physical activity. The investigators also determined that 22 participants who were not overweight reported high levels of physical activity.     Prospective     Retrospective     Both     Neither

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