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2 years ago

Name two different methods for evaluating evidence. compare and contrast these two methods.

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BARSIC [14]2 years ago

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The two different methods for evaluating evidence are the quantitative method and the qualitative method.

The quantitative method is where it is based on measurements and statistics or analysis of data by gathering with the use of surveys and questionnaires.

The qualitative method is focused on having to show explanations or opinions regarding about the study of which will develop ideas and identify or have insights regarding about the problem.

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