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Question: How are you able to distinguish when it is appropriate to use either quantitative or qualitative research methods?
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I am able to distinguish when it is appropriate to use each quantitative or qualitative research method by evaluating the following problems. If every problem is quantifiable I go in for quantitative research. However, if some of the results have to be presented in a qualitative form, I will go in for qualitative research. If I want to generalize my findings to ...
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- BSc , University of Calcutta
- MBA, Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management
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