Evidence pertaining to concomitant variation can only be obtained in a qualitative manner.

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Concomitant variation refers to the observation that two variables tend to vary together in a systematic way. Concomitant variation can be studied both quantitatively and qualitatively. Quantitative methods include correlation analysis, while qualitative methods include observation and interviews to identify patterns of association between variables.

Evidence Pertaining to Concomitant Variation Can Only Be Obtained in a Qualitative