Descriptive epidemiology involves all of the following questions except: group of answer choices who? why? what? where? when?

Descriptive epidemiology involves all of the following questions EXCEPT Why?

There are two epidemiology concepts that are descriptive and analytic. The term "distribution and  'determinants" refers to the descriptive and analytic epidemiology respectively.In the descriptive epidemiology the disease that is caused as dealt by comparing it geographically and also temporally.

The term distribution in the descriptive epidemiology involves the time which corresponds to the question "when", place that corresponds to the question "where", person that corresponds to the question"who" and "what". The questions that involves the causes,transmission modes and associated factors of risk that corresponds to the question why, how will be covered in analytic epidemiology.

answer; /// i believe that the correct answer is (fossils);

i believe the answer is: description

description refers to the goal of psychologist to identify the phenomenon that being observed. this goal is being actualized by collecting data/information from various clues that observed through the phenomenon. this goal must be accomplished before pyschologist able to create methods of treatment.