Why Do Quantitative And Qualitative Research Sometimes Conflict? - The Sociology Workshop

Why Do Quantitative And Qualitative Research Sometimes Conflict? Have you ever wondered why different research methods in sociology sometimes seem to give conflicting answers? In this video, we will explore the reasons behind these disagreements and what they reveal about understanding society. We’ll explain how quantitative and qualitative research approaches differ in their focus, goals, and ideas about what is real. You’ll learn how numbers and statistics can provide broad patterns, while personal stories and interviews offer deeper insights into individual experiences. We’ll discuss how these methods can sometimes produce different results because they are based on different assumptions about reality and data collection. Additionally, we’ll highlight why many sociologists choose to combine these approaches to get a more complete picture of social issues. By using both numbers and stories, researchers can better understand complex social phenomena and avoid the limitations of relying on a single method. Whether you’re interested in social research, data analysis, or understanding society better, this video will help clarify why sometimes research findings seem to clash and how combining methods can lead to more accurate and comprehensive insights. Join us to learn more about the fascinating ways sociologists study society and why multiple perspectives matter.

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