Question

Using the above document, develop a question for research that integrates quantitative analysis with qualitative analysis. Once you have written your question, explain how you plan to integrate quantitative analysis into qualitative analysis. Then, write a short answer to your question (this will likely be fictitious) and explain your reasoning.

Answer 1

Answer:will it say that it is true even when you are in world history class they will be teaching you guys and ladys a whole bunch of this stuff but little as i know i will tell you the answer to this.

Explanation: Analysis of qualitative data requires intensive reading of the transcripts, field reports, diaries, journals, and other documents. It is a continuous and to-and-fro process. What changes do you, as a qualitative researcher, face during data analysis and how do you overcome those challenges.Qualitative approaches do not generally use the language of variables, and many of them would not agree with using pre-conceived concepts as your starting point. In contrast, quantitative research frequently "operationalizes" concepts into measurable variables.

Answer 2

The question for research would be: “How can the relationship between the USA and Ireland be affected by the number of Irish immigrants from one family coming to the United States of America during the time of industrialization (19th century)?”

The way I plan to integrate quantitative analysis (It’s evident when I talk about the number of immigrants) into qualitative analysis (we can see it when I talk about how the relation can be affected) is by analyzing the reasons behind how frequent this family get in the USA in such a time in history for the USA. And also, the research can tell us if it brings benefits or not to the country’s economy.

My answer would be: The number of immigrants coming to the USA during the (19th century) can be due to industrialization time. It means that immigrants are looking for job opportunities and better lives.