Which of the following studies was largely qualitative?
A) Rosenhan's study of pseudopatients in a psychiatric hospital
B) Loftus and Pickrell's study of false memories
C) Milgram's original obedience study
D) Caccioppo and Petty's study of the need for cognition

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Rosenhan's study of pseudopatients in a psychiatric hospital was largely qualitative as it involved interviews, observations, and descriptions of the experiences of the participants who posed as patients in the hospital. The study aimed to understand the experiences of patients and staff in a psychiatric hospital, and the methods used were more focused on gathering descriptive and subjective data rather than quantitative data.

Which of the Following Studies Was Largely Qualitative