Which research question is best suited to a qualitative approach?
Correct answer: C. How do mothers describe coping with a premature infant?
- A. What proportion of nurses report burnout this year?
- B. Does exercise reduce fasting blood glucose?
- C. How do mothers describe coping with a premature infant?
- D. What is the average waiting time in an emergency unit?
Explanation
Qualitative research explores experiences, meanings, and perceptions in participants' own words. The other questions ask for measurements, comparisons, or numerical summaries and are more suitable for quantitative methods.
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