Quantitative psychological research is a systematic investigation that focuses on quantifying behaviors, emotions, thoughts, and other psychological phenomena to understand relationships, make predictions, and test hypotheses. This approach typically involves the collection and analysis of numerical data through various methods. Here are some key characteristics and components of quantitative psychological research: 1. **Objective Measurement:** Quantitative research relies on measurable variables. Researchers use tools such as surveys, questionnaires, experiments, and physiological measurements to gather data that can be expressed in numerical form.
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