1) This type of research is designed to explore and understand the meaning of people's experiences, as opposed to quantifying them. a) Qualitative Method b) Quantitative Method 2) Instead of words and descriptions, it deals in numbers and statistics. a) Quantitative Method b) Qualitative Method 3) Large Sample Sizes a) Quantitative Advantage b) Quantitative Disadvantage c) Qualitative Advantage  d) Qualitative Disadvantage 4) Limited Flexibility a) Quantitative Advantage b) Quantitative Disadvantage c) Qualitative Advantage d) Qualitative Disadvantage 5) Open-ended data a) Quantitative Advantage b) Quantitative Disadvantage c) Qualitative Advantage d) Qualitative Disadvantage 6) Survey Bias a) Quantitative Advantage b) Quantitative Disadvantage c) Qualitative Advantage d) Qualitative Disadvantage 7) Subjectivity a) Quantitative Advantage b) Quantitative Disadvantage c) Qualitative Advantage d) Qualitative Disadvantage 8) Deeper understanding a) Quantitative Advantage b) Quantitative Disadvantage c) Qualitative Advantage d) Qualitative Disadvantage 9) Flexibility a) Quantitative Advantage b) Quantitative Disadvantage c) Qualitative Advantage d) Qualitative Disadvantage 10) Clear and Concise Results a) Quantitative Advantage b) Quantitative Disadvantage c) Qualitative Advantage d) Qualitative Disadvantage

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