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These two types of data can be valuable, it’s important to recognize that there are not hard and fast boundaries between the two. Qualitative judgments are often made about quantitative data, and quantitative judgments can be used to manipulate qualitative data

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What are the Types of Data? Both of the above scenarios involve the generation of data: information about observable or measurable phenomena in the world. In the scenario above where effects of carbon and nitrogen are associated with plants’ root structures, data would consist of measurements associated with the roots. For example, the length of roots produced by each plant, or the number of ‘shoots’ branching from each root are two different sets of quantitative data. Quantitative data is usually defined as numerical information, generated or collected through measurements conducted by humans or mediated through devices Alternatively, the information collected in the first example—that people in a given group have different hair texture that can be described and grouped by category—is what we usually call qualitative data. Qualitative data is observable or measurable information that is not (typically) numerical in nature.

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