The Use of the Literature in a Qualitative Study Tends

question 7

Multiple Choice

The use of the literature in a qualitative study tends to differ from its use in a quantitative study in what way?

• A) It has more value or quality to it
• B) It has more citations to qualitative studies
• C) It has fewer references to the literature
• D) It justifies the importance of the problem

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Definitions:

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