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The use of qualitative research methods in quantitative science: A review

Jervis et al., 2014

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15143021625369129152
Author
Jervis M
Drake M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Sensory Studies

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Qualitative research in the field of food science strives to understand consumer behavior and motivation. Often, these methods are used to develop a hypothesis, which can be tested through quantitative research. Traditionally, qualitative methods can provide excellent …
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