A study with both quantitative and qualitative findings, or a vast amount of data, is an example of

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In many studies, more data are collected than can be communicated in a single report. If the study includes both quantitative and qualitative findings, these may need to be reported separately. Different findings may be of interest to different audiences. A qualitative study with only a few participants can yield vast amounts of data and a study with both qualitative and quantitative findings is not necessarily an evaluative study.

A Study with Both Quantitative and Qualitative Findings, or a Vast