Research

Qualitative Data
  • People's attributes, behaviour, aspirations, culture, lifestyle
  • You ask open questions
Quantitative Data
  • Numerical data
  • 20/100
Reliable = repeatable (e.g. witnesses to a murder)

Validity = Is it true?

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