In a quantitative study, how is the data identified?
A) by characteristic, such as scoring of patient satisfaction surveys
B) by the differences in amount, or frequency, or degree that exists, such as the incidence of nosocomial infections for a particular operative unit

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Quantitative data is identified by measurable differences in amount, frequency, or degree, such as the incidence of events or conditions.

In a Quantitative Study, How Is the Data Identified