There are two research methods used to gather empirical measurements and data: qualitative and quantitative. Qualitative research, often used in the social sciences, examines the reasons behind ...

The primary assessment methods that a reviewer of accounting research uses are empirical, qualitative and quantitative. Empirical assessments evaluate based on first-hand observation or experience.

Many researchers, independently of whether they identity themselves or their research as empirical ethics research(er), are analysing qualitative data (e.g. interview and focus group transcripts) and ...

provide training in core psychological methods of analysing quantitative and qualitative data. By the end of the course, as a whole, students will be equipped with methodological skills that will ...

Market research, consumer trends and sales forecasts ... While data is undoubtedly important, empirical evidence—the insights gained from direct experience—can be equally valuable if not ...

The course introduces a variety of techniques and issues in the empirical study of political science and ... 2nd edn (1985); Melanie Mauthner et al (eds), Ethics in Qualitative Research (2002). Exam ...

The conference was an opportunity to inaugurate a new international network on Empirical Research on Sentencing (ERoS), focussed on developing new links and facilitating networking, research methods ...