Why Do Scientists Typically Design Experiments That Will Yield Quantitative

question 34

Multiple Choice

Why do scientists typically design experiments that will yield quantitative results?​

• A) Scientists are unable to perform qualitative studies.​
• B) ​Quantitative results minimize the potential for bias.
• C) ​To prevent other scientists from repeating their experiments.
• D) ​Scientists cannot always observe all individuals of a group.
• E) Quantitative results increase desirable bias.​

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