Which of the following differentiates between qualitative and quantitative research? Qualitative studies use statistics to report a confidence interval for the sample mean, while quantitative studies seek only to describe the sample.
Random sampling methods should be used whenever possible for qualitative studies, but it is less important for quantitative studies.
Qualitative studies do not necessarily collect less data than quantitative ones, but the data that is collected is different.
For qualitative studies, implied permission is sufficient, but explicit permission is required for quantitative studies.