Question

The analysis phase of decision making includes___________. Qualitative analysis is based primarily on__________ and decision-making effectiveness is usually increased by________. Quantitative analysis is based primarily____________ on and skills in this approach are usually increased by_______________ .

Answer 1

Answer:

i). Both qualitative and quantitative analysis.

ii). Judgement, experience and intuition.

iii). Experience.

iv). Quantitative facts, data and mathematical expressions.

v). Studying.

Explanation:

After this study above, it was easily gathered that quantitative analysis is often associated with numerical analysis where data is collected, classified, and then computed for certain findings using a set of statistical methods. Data is chosen randomly in large samples and then analyzed. The advantage of quantitative analysis the findings can be applied in a general population using research patterns developed in the sample while qualitative analysis is concerned with the analysis of data that cannot be quantified. This type of data is about the understanding and insights into the properties and attributes of objects (participants). Qualitative analysis can get a deeper understanding of “why” a certain phenomenon occurs.

Answer 2

Answer:  Please refer to Explanation

Explanation:

The attached photo contains the complete question as well as some options.

1. Both qualitative and quantitative analysis.

The analysis phase includes both of these types of analysis to provide a complete view of a variable from both a numbers and an experience perspective.  

2. Judgement, experience, and intuition.

Qualitative Analysis is usually based on these 3 as numbers are not necessarily used.

3. Experience.

The more you are faced with analysing Qualitative data, the more the get used to it and better at it.

4. quantitative facts, data, and mathematical expressions.

Quantitative Analysis is done on mathematical instruments such as facts,data and expressions to provide a more mathematical driven approach to analysis.

5. Studying.

The more you study Quantitative Data and it's methods of analysis, the better you get at it because you begin to see patterns as well as use better analytic tools.