Introduction to quantitative research
1.2.2. Post-positivism, experiential realism and pragmatism Post-positivists accept the critique of traditional positivism that has been presented by the subjectivists, without going so far as to reject any notion of realism. Post-positivists accept that we cannot observe the world we are
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