True or False

Quantitative research is useful for studying a larger number of people.

The researchers may represent and manipulate certain observations that they are studying in a quantitative research.

Quantitative research is focused on words than on numbers and statistics.

Data collection using some quantitative methods is relatively slow.

Only research (not inquiry) encourages you to formulate higher order thinking questions.

Researchers and their biases are unknown to participants in the study and participants’ characteristics are hidden to the researchers in a quantitative research.

The researcher is an uninvolved observer in a quantitative research.

In a quantitative research, the method of data collection is systematic and the results are objective.

Data is analyzed by identifying statistical relationships in a quantitative research.

Quantitative research cannot generalize a research finding even when it has been replicated on many different populations and subpopulations.