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Provide a detailed discussion of the differences between qualitative and quantitative research methods. Your response should include examples and a discussion of when and how to use each method.

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Provide a detailed discussion of the differences between qualitative and quantitative research methods. Your response should include examples and a discussion of when and how to use each method.

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One of the most basic difference between quantitative and qualitative research method is the fact that quantitative research methodologies are concerned with numbers and objective in nature, i.e., they make use of numbers and quantitative data to conduct analysis whereas qualitative research is dependent on subjective information and thus, more subjective in nature. Specific examples of quantitative research include surveys, trend analysis based on historical ...

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