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The Comparison between Qualitative, Quantitative, and Single subject design A Paper presented by Dr. Bander N. Alotaibi . 2 Introduction The historical importance of qualitative and quantitative designs is partially illustrated by their longevity. Hammersley (1992) has noted that debates about the
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