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CLOSE-ENDED QUESTIONS
In quantitative research, it is recommended to use close-ended questions as it is beneficial
when analyzing your gathered data. (Quantitative Research: Definition, Characteristics,
Benefits. (n.d) Voicedocs. https://voicedocs.com/en/blog/quantitative-research-definition-
characteristics-benefits-limitations-and-best-practices)
Qualitative and Quantitative research differs from one another in various ways. For instance,
qualitative research commonly relies on published books, documents, and other related
literature when gathering data and information. On the other hand, quantitative research uses
questionnaires, surveys, or polls to gather the information needed for the study.
In addition, qualitative research focuses more on details and answering the ‘why’ of a
phenomenon or behavior. In contrast, quantitative research focuses on answering the ‘what’ and
‘how’ of a phenomenon, and the data are analyzed using statistical methods.
REFERENCE:
Hoover, L. (June 01, 2021. What is Quantitative vs Qualitative Study?. Grand Canyon
University. https://www.gcu.edu/blog/doctoral-journey/what-qualitative-vs-quantitative-
study#:~:text=As%20qualitative%20and%20quantitative%20studies,think%20or%20respond%2
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