One of the Differences Between Interpretive and Quantitative Research Is

question 24

Multiple Choice

One of the differences between interpretive and quantitative research is that unlike interpretive research, quantitative research:

• A) is researcher dependent.
• B) better enables researchers to test hypotheses.
• C) is not likely to stand on its own and requires deep interpretation.
• D) does not support a numerical representation of consumers' attitudes.

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