Some variables in the data set might be qualitative, others might not.
For example, if one were to sample newly arrived immigrants to Toronto, Canada and create a data set of information about them one could include both qualitative and quantitative data. One might measure each person's height which would be quantitative, and observe each person's eye colour, which would be qualitative.
Yes. You need to define a level of blood pressure which would allow you to classify the patient as hypertensive or not according to whether their blood pressure was above or below that value. You will then have a binary qualitative variable. The classification may need to be bivariate: systolic and diastolic, but that does not change the argument.
Quantitative means that it is concerned with how much. Qualitative means that it is only concerned with the kind. And example of quantitative would be the number of trees in a park, and an example of qualitative would be whether you have blue eyes or brown eyes.
Litmus paper data would be considered under the qualitative, because of the readingin color. Although the color is descrbing an actual pH number, it is still a qualitative data.
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A dependent variable is usually on the side of the equation by itself. The independent variable usually has something being done to it. And, the dependent variable is usually written to the left of the equation.
In order for us to answer your question we would need more information in regards to where the ethnic groups are located, or the reason for distinguishing between ethnic groups.
Yes. You need to define a level of blood pressure which would allow you to classify the patient as hypertensive or not according to whether their blood pressure was above or below that value. You will then have a binary qualitative variable. The classification may need to be bivariate: systolic and diastolic, but that does not change the argument.
There are hundreds of ethnic groups in Eastern Europe. The largest would have to be the Russians, the Ukrainians, the Romanians, the Greeks, and the Turks. Large immigrant ethnic groups would be such as Chinese, Afghani, Pakistani, and Indian.
Ethnic culture can be describes as the way of life that certain ethnic groups follow. An example of ethnic culture would be how the Italians enjoy eating pasta or how the french enjoy their wine.
Conducting interviews or focus groups would be most likely to produce qualitative data. These methods involve open-ended questions that allow participants to share their opinions, thoughts, and experiences, leading to rich and detailed insights that are qualitative in nature.
Jews and Indians (Native Americans) may be called ethnic groups, though Jews include converts of all ethnicities. Puerto Ricans and Mexicans, however, are nationalities, not ethnic groups. Both of them are part of the Hispanic (Latin) ethnic group, which includes additional nationalities.
Quantitate. Its root word is quantity which is amount or number (of purchases)
Qualitative is the senses determining the value of information, such as "variable x was much bigger and hotter than variable y", while quantitative is the exact measurements, such as "variable x was 72 degrees hotter and 15 cubic inches bigger than variable y"
No it's considered a peer group. Different aged people a ethnic group would fall into peer groups
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If you take the ethnic English, Scottish and Irish as one group, the next ethnic groups are German, then Italian. ( so Italian would be third. )
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