Abstract
Quantitative research is a strategy which involves the collection of numerical data, a deductive view of the relationship between theory and research, a preference for a natural science approach (and for positivism in particular), and an objectivist conception of social reality. It is important to note that quantitative research thus means more than the quantification of aspects of social life, it also has a distinctive epistemological and ontological position which distinguishes it from more qualitative research.
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Thompson, K. (2017). The steps of quantitative research. ReviseSociology. Retrieved from https://revisesociology.com/2017/11/26/the-steps-of-quantitative-research/
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