Karpatschof, B. (2007) `Bringing Quality and Meaning to Quantitative Data - Bringing Quantita- tive Evidence to Qualitative Observation', Nordic Psychology 59(3): 191-209.Karpatschof B. Bringing quality and meaning to quantitative data - Bringing quantitative evidence to qualitative observation. ...
Based on the author's methodological theory defining the distinctive properties of quantitative and qualitative method the article demonstrates the possibilities and advantages of combining the two types of investigation in the same research project. The project being an effect study of a counselling for...
In business, quantitative data is much more used than qualitative data since it is more reliable. This data is regularly employed in fields such as finance, marketing and production to study the company’s behavior and performance from different perspectives. The disadvantage of quantitative data is...
Nevertheless, it is not unrewarding for the art historian (provided that he limit himself to positive data and be willing to work with meager rather than dubious material) to examine the history of canons of proportions. Not only is it important to know whether particular artists or periods of...
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Comparing data month-over-month or year-over-year is meaningless without the story behind the trends. This is where qualitative data comes in. Think of your quantitative data as the plot of your story, and your qualitative data as the details that help set the scene and provide context For...
The study was based on the use of both quantitative data-citations appearing in a sizeable sample of articles published by these scientists—and qualitative data-interviews with a large number of scientists who authored the source, papers. The aim was to explore the extent to which citation ...
are to be used. Marketing research may also be either qualitative or quantitative depending on the form of data generated and the degree of mathematical accuracy level to which it is subjected. The most widely used category of marketing research is based on the functional objective...
This paper discusses the meaning and range of replication in L2 research from both quantitative and qualitative perspectives. In the first half of the pape... Cumming,Alister - 《Journal of Second Language Writing》 被引量: 3发表: 2012年 Qualitative Research and Common Sense Psychology It has ...
Statistics as Numerical Data (Plural Sense): ADVERTISEMENTS: In plural sense, statistics is considered ar. a numerical description of quantitative aspect of things. However, we give below some selected definitions of statistics as numerical data. ...