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quantitative methods  

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  • Quantitative research methods in the study of crises are highly unstructured. Across multiple disciplines and methods of inquiry, there exists no agreed-upon set of procedures for the length of time of data collection, sampling techniques, and analyses of data. [Source: Encyclopedia of Crisis Management; Methods, Quantitative]

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