PRR2 LONG TEST (MODULE 1 TO 6)

Quantitative research is useful in generating large amounts of data and in in identifying the patterns of

behavior of various sectors in different settings.

Qualitative research is less prone to bias as the findings are expressed in terms of numbers.

In quantitative research, the researcher permits to organize data for a clear data dissemination.

It assumes that a sample in qualitative research is a representative of the population.

Quantitative research looks at relationships between variables and can establish cause and effect in a highly

controlled circumstances.

Qualitative research attempts to remain independent of or grounded from the phenomenon under

investigation.

The concern of qualitative research is about gaining a deeper understanding of the phenomenon.

Qualitative research starts with the observations and theories are proposed towards the end of the research

process as a result of observations.

Quantitative research seeks to explain and find meaning in experiences.

A small number of participant (less than 30) is the usual count of participants in quantitative research.