Qualitative research sufficient without quantitative study
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Is it possible that in some situations qualitative research may be sufficient (in the sense that there may be no need to do a follow-up quantitative study)? If yes, give two examples of situations when this may be true and explain why these situations only require qualitative research. If no, explain why you feel that way.
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There are many reasons a qualitative research might be sufficient. The use of qualitative or observation can give many answers to many different kinds of research needed. One that comes to mind is the research on childrens' toys.
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