Data that cannot be measured, but is divided into groups. Example: race, gender, age

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Cali Spence

Mathematics

26 February, 17:57

Data that cannot be measured, but is divided into groups. Example: race, gender, age

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Dana Perry · Answer 1

Answer: Qualitative data

There are two types of dа ta: quantitative and qualitative. Quantitative are data that can be measured while qualitative data are the ones that can only be observed, described, classified into groups but cannot be measured using number figures.