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Exam 17: Analyzing Existing Data: Quantitative and Qualitative Methods

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Historical and comparative data analysis often is influenced by a particular theoretical paradigm.​

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Manifest coding has the advantage of tapping underlying meanings, while reliability is an advantage of latent coding.​

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Content analysis can be done on newspaper materials and government documents but NOT on diaries and letters.​

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Historical and comparative researchers can use both qualitative and quantitative analytic techniques.​

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Standard probability sampling techniques should NOT be used in content analysis.​

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