QUALITATIVE/QUANTITATIVE

Question 1

2 points explain why use quantitative

Answer 1

Gives objective info such as scores or numbers
Identify strengths and weaknesses

Question 2

2 points explain why use qualitative

Answer 2

Allows me to gater permanent data
It is reliable

Question 3

Qualitative explain Allows me to gater permanent data

Answer 3

This is positive because it provides me with a baseline measurement which I can refer to during my PDP when re-testing data.

Question 4

Qualitative explain It is reliable

Answer 4

This is because it is my personal opinion and I don’t need to put in a lot of effort into collecting the data, as it is just how I feel.

Question 5

Qualitative This means Allows me to gater permanent data

Answer 5

This means I can compare my previous data with my new ones to see if my PDP is effective and adapt my training plan appropriately.

Question 6

Qualitative This means It is reliable

Answer 6

This means I can trust it more and spend more time creating a strong PDP that will help me improve my emotional weaknesses.

Question 7

Quantitative explain Gives objective info such as scores or numbers

Answer 7

This is helpful because I can trust the data since it is factual and there can be no bias involved.

Question 8

Quantitative explain Identify strengths and weaknesses

Answer 8

This is because quantitative methods give you exact answers that you can compare to norms and clearly see which subfactors are your strengths and weaknesses.

Question 9

Quantitative this means Gives objective info such as scores or numbers

Answer 9

This means I can easily tell what my strengths and weaknesses are and therefore I can create a PDP that is at the correct intensity and will be effective in improving my physical abilities.

Question 10

Quantitative this means Identify strengths and weaknesses

Answer 10

This means I can make an effective PDP to improve on my weaknesses and not waste time working on my strengths.