Across
- 2. Its utility is universal.
- 7. It deals with present events and is quantitative in nature. It may further be sub-divided into; discretional, correlational and exploratory type of research.
- 8. When information is in the form of qualitative data.
- 9. Examples of this category are historical, Casestudy and Genetic research.
- 10. This is purely quantitative in nature and deals with future events.
- 11. It is both qualitative as well as quantitative in nature and deals with past events.
Down
- 1. When information is in the form of quantitative data.
- 3. Its utility is limited.
- 4. It is purely qualitative in nature and we are focusing on the vision of others on the content of research.
- 5. Examples of this category are Experimental and Survey Research.
- 6. It deals with unusual events. It may be qualitative as well as quantitative in nature depending upon the content.