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    Qualitative Data Are Typically More Valid Than Quantitative Data Because
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Qualitative Data Are Typically More Valid Than Quantitative Data Because

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Qualitative data are typically more valid than quantitative data because researchers are not imposing their own meaning on the data as it is collected.

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