What is difference between quantitative and qualitative factor?

Answer 1

There is a very important difference between qualitative and quantitative factors. Namely, something quantitative is based on numbers and data. Something qualitative is described by it's qualities, rather than described in a numerical way.

Answer 2

qualitative change- when individuals make developmental jumps that results in them becoming different than they were before.

ex. one we acquire language we think of the world in a different way because we are able to give things names and even to think about things that don't have a concrete reality.

quantitative change- development is the result of an onging aquisition of new information and new experiances and what seem like big sudden developmental changes actually are the result of a gradual accumulation f many small changes, often so small that they are hard to notice.

ex. walking comes as a result of a series of small developmental changes including the steady growth of our muscles until they can hold our body weight

there is no difference - here explanation: http://network.nature.com/groups/biologicalevolution/forum/topics/8717

Answer 3

The quantity is the amount of the object to be researched. The quality is the degree of the standard of excellence

Answer 4

Quantitative is anything that has to do with numerical data or fetter's. Qualitative data describes the physical features of something.

Answer 5

Qualitative is "yes or no" (is it an acid?)

Quantitative is "how much" (what's the exact pH?)

Answer 6

Qualitative is more of characteristics of the organism and Quantitative is more of a measurement value or number related.

Answer 7

one refers to quantity (how much of something) the other refers to quality (how good something is).

Answer 8

quantitative data can be measured, such as lenght, weight, and volume

qualitative is data colected using the five senses such as, color, taste, and smell