A rating scale that uses descriptors like "poor," "good," and "excellent" is primarily qualitative, as it categorizes subjective opinions or feelings. However, it can also be considered quantitative if the ratings are assigned numerical values for analysis, allowing for numerical comparisons. In most contexts, though, the focus is on the qualitative assessment of experiences or perceptions.
it depends on the type of questionnaire you are wanting to do it can be either of them. a qualitative questionnaire will have open ended questions where the questions are asked and they can write what ever they want. a quantiative questionnaire uses structured questions where you have to chose an answer for the list or chose on a scale from for example strongly agree to strongly disagree
Quantitative data is Information that can be expressed in numerical terms, counted, or compared on a scale. An example of a quantitative data is: 'the number of 911 calls received in a month'.
Any property of an object that can be measured and given a numerical value. A girls weight and height are quantitative properties. But her good looks is not a quantitative property, even though people try like "on a scale from 1 to 10. Its still not measurable.
The corresponding scale and numerals typically refer to various measurement systems used in different contexts, such as the scale of a map or the grading system in education. For example, in a map, a scale of 1:100,000 indicates that 1 unit on the map equals 100,000 units in reality. In education, a common numeral system is the letter grade scale (A, B, C, D, F), where A represents excellent performance and F indicates failure. Each system serves to provide a standardized way of interpreting quantitative information.
You need a lot more information on the rating scale being used.
Both!
Qualitative 100% its that and not quantitative The variable is qualitative because it is an attribute characteristic.
A Likert scale is considered a quantitative measurement tool because it assigns numerical values to responses and allows for numerical analysis of data.
Quantitative
Qualitative. ranking simply orders them according to another variable which may be the quantitative one and has a measurable scale (e.g. GPA score or Sales figures) That is, we have a scale to compare a gpa score of 3.0 with 2.0
Temperature is just a quantitative measure. It can be done in different units such as centigrade, Fahrenheit , kelvin etc. Quality can be associated with heat( not often done). Heat is called low grade energy because it cannot be completely converted into work.
Hair color is qualitative because it is a descriptive attribute that can be categorized into different groups such as blonde, brown, or black, rather than being measured on a numerical scale.
Although an area code is a numeric value, it is not in fact a measurement in the usual sense of "quantitative data." It is more analogous to a name (a nominal scale, per S. S. Stevens) than a quantity; thus, I would classify the area code as qualitative, rather than quantitative, data.
an example would be: excellent, good, moderate, poor, awful
A psychological scale is a tool used to measure a particular psychological construct, while a questionnaire is a research instrument that includes a set of questions to gather information about various aspects of a study. The main difference is that a psychological scale typically uses a rating system to quantify a characteristic, whereas a questionnaire collects qualitative or quantitative data through open-ended or closed-ended questions.
A quantitative variable is a variable that can be measured by a number, usually on a ratio scale, but at least on an interval or ordinal scale, such that less and more can be measured and determined.EXAMPLE:CARS IN A CAR PARKA qualitative variable is also called a categorical variable. The items are different, but the difference is not a measure, such as square and round, hungry and fed. Statistically, these variables may be known as binomial or amenable to chi-square analysis.EXAMPLE:RED CARS IN A CAR PARK
The hurricane scale is primarily quantitative, as it categorizes hurricanes based on wind speed and central pressure. However, the categories (such as Category 1, 2, 3, etc.) are used qualitatively to describe the potential impacts and damage that can be expected from a storm of that intensity.