Quantitative methods of research
A) tends to force people into groups that are artificial
B) is flexible in design and depends on the researcher's observation and interpretation of behavior
C) requires the researcher to tolerate vagueness and ambiguity
D) analyzes the data as it is collected

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Quantitative research methods often involve categorizing individuals or data into predefined groups or categories, which can sometimes force complex phenomena into oversimplified or artificial classifications. This approach contrasts with qualitative methods, which are more flexible and interpretive.

Quantitative Methods of Research