Quantitative Content Analyses Differ from Qualitative Content Analyses in That

question 14

Multiple Choice

Quantitative content analyses differ from qualitative content analyses in that quantitative content analyses:

• A)involve assigning numerical values to raw data so that it can be analyzed using various statistical procedures.
• B)aim to identify themes in the text being analyzed and to identify the underlying meaning of those themes.
• C)are exclusively used by unobtrusive researchers.
• D)are exclusively used by obtrusive researchers.
• E)is exclusively used for primary data resources.

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Definitions:

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