The most often used form of qualitative questioning is the survey questionnaire that contains questions with a set of choices from which respondents select their responses.

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Surveys, especially those with a set of choices for responses, are typically considered a quantitative research method because they produce measurable, numerical data, rather than the open-ended, descriptive data characteristic of qualitative research.

The Most Often Used Form of Qualitative Questioning Is the Survey