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Marta_Voda [28]
2 years ago
7

Jason will join an anthropological study next summer focused on ancient cave dwellings in France. His job will be collecting qua

litative data about the site. What are some of the methods Jason may use to collect his data? A. photographs, temperature readings, and climate charts B. interviews, carbon dating, and temperature readings C. interviews, photographs, and questionnaires D. photographs, questionnaires, and altitude measurements
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1 answer:
Korvikt [17]2 years ago
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Answer:

C. interviews, photographs, and questionnaires.

Explanation:

In this scenario, Jason will be part of an anthropological study focused on ancient cave dwellings in France. Jason's job will be to collect qualitative data about the site.

A qualitative data is a method of sampling or survey which typically involves the collection of information that are expressed through the use of descriptive terms or languages rather than numerical value or percentage.

Researchers using a qualitative data method usually collect or gather informations by observation, face-to-face talk, interviews, photographs, and questionnaires. A qualitative data is focused on the qualities and characteristics of a thing, phenomenon, place, people etc. through the use of descriptive terms, words or languages rather than numerical value or percentage.

<em>Hence, some of the methods Jason may use to collect his data are interviews, photographs, and questionnaires.</em>

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