What Is the Value of Using Quantitative Methods

question 63

Multiple Choice

What is the value of using quantitative methods?

• A) The never introduce bias into the study and therefore are generalizable to almost all populations.
• B) They are able to account for subjective aspects of sexuality that are difficult to measure, such as a person's attitudes, beliefs, and emotions about sexuality.
• C) They allow the researcher to objectively identify and measure behaviour and physical processes (erection, vaginal lubrication, etc.) that occur during sexual activity.
• D) They account for both the subjective and objective aspects of human sexuality and therefore provide the best analysis for research findings.

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