As a quantitative method, content analysis is used:
A. to produce frequency counts for each coded element so they can be compared.
B. to produce scores for participants who produced the content.
C. as a measure of participants' knowledge.
D. to count the time or space between thought units.
E. to compute means and standard deviations for each coded element.
Answer: A
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