Which research study will most likely be conducted using a qualitative approach?
1. A study comparing the results of two antihypertensive medications given to patients who have diabetes mellitus.
2. A study tracking change in reading level for children treated with behavioral therapy for attention-deficit activity disorder.
3. A study investigating changes in family dynamics following the sudden death of a child.
4. A study designed to measure weight-loss trends in middle adults who increase walking.
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Rationale 1: This study will measure blood pressure numbers, which is a quantitative measure.
Rationale 2: This study will measure reading levels, which are reported in numbers and are a quantitative measure.
Rationale 3: This study will look at the lived experiences of a family. Such studies are qualitative.
Rationale 4: This study will measure weight-loss numbers, which is a quantitative measure.
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