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Peer reviewedSuedfeld, Peter; Soriano, Erin – Reference Librarian, 1998
Examines the effectiveness of qualitative and quantitative methods for researching the Holocaust. Concludes that strict adherence to the qualitative-quantitative distinction is counterproductive; both approaches have unique advantages and drawbacks, and data collected in either approach can be analyzed on the basis of the other. (AEF)
Descriptors: Data Analysis, Data Collection, History, Qualitative Research
