QUALITATIVE DATA
Qualitative data is information which does not present itself in numerical form and is descriptive, appearing mostly in conversational or narrative form. A good example of qualitative data is an answer that describes how good a certain type of massage feels-such data cannot be quantified.Examples: Skin color, hair color, salty taste, etc.
QUANTITATIVE DATA
Quantitative data refers to information that is obtained through counting or information expressed numerically. It is commonly used in the field of statistics where information is collected from experiments and explained through numbers. Quantitative data is usually represented in graphs, histograms, charts and tables.
Examples: Height 55 inches, weight 55 kg, etc.
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Qualitative research is often used as a catch-all phrase to mean not to expect any “hard numbers” from research findings.
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Though other methods could be used to collect the data needed for this research, qualitative research will be used in this situation because this paper wants to understand the situation “emically”:
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