Interpretivist Paradigms Are More Likely to Be Used in Qualitative

question 13

True/False

Interpretivist paradigms are more likely to be used in qualitative studies than in quantitative studies.​

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Definitions:

Reinforcing Activities

Activities or actions that increase the likelihood of a behavior being repeated by providing a positive outcome or reward.

Premack's Probability-Differential Theory

A theory that suggests more probable behaviors will reinforce less probable behaviors.

Response Deprivation Theory

A theory suggesting that behavior can serve as a reinforcement when access to the behavior is restricted and its frequency falls below a preferred level.

Negative Reinforcement

The termination of an aversive event, which reinforces the behavior that preceded it.