Collecting height & weight yields which type of data?

Subjective data is based on personal opinions, interpretations, feelings, or beliefs, which can vary significantly between individuals. Height and weight, however, do not involve personal interpretation; they are factual measurements that do not change based on an individual's perspective or feelings.

Family history pertains to the medical or health backgrounds of relatives, which can influence an individual's health but does not involve direct measurement. Collecting height and weight does not provide information about familial health patterns, making this choice unrelated to the data type in question.

Social history involves aspects of an individual's social background, including lifestyle, occupation, and living conditions. While social history can impact health, it does not pertain to the direct, quantitative measurements of height and weight, which are strictly objective data points.