As the text describes, there are similarities between quantitative and qualitative surveys
A major
tenet of all research methods is to build knowledge, but quantitative and qualitative surveys have
disparate types of questions, which in-turn leads to disparate types of data being collected. In
comparison to quantitative surveys, how are questions different in a qualitative survey?
a) Qualitative uses open-ended
b) Qualitative uses forced responses
c) Qualitative pretests survey
d) Qualitative questions are theoretical
a
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