Focused on understanding the foundational elements of quantitative research and why Quallies should care.
This column is intended to provide accessible, easily digestible explanations of quantitative concepts—but geared to qualitative researchers.
Focused on understanding the foundational elements of quantitative research and why Quallies should care.
This column is intended to provide accessible, easily digestible explanations of quantitative concepts—but geared to qualitative researchers.
This article demystifies conjoint analysis for qualitative researchers, showing how it enhances the work they already do by turning exploratory insights into structured, predictive decision models. It explains how qualitative research uncovers the “what” and “why,” while conjoint reveals the “how much” behind consumer preferences—crucial for product development, pricing, positioning, and segmentation. With a clear explanation of terminology, case studies, and caveats, the article equips qualitative professionals to confidently recommend or collaborate on conjoint projects. Whether you’re curious about how to prioritize product features or simulate market scenarios, this is a must-read primer. It’s part of QRCA VIEWS’ ongoing series that helps quallies better understand complex quant methods. […]
Quant expert Robert Walker explains how qualitative researchers can expand their role in new product development by offering idea screening to their clients. Using a proven set of evaluative and diagnostic measures, researchers can identify the best candidates to take into the next step of any new product development process, adding value to their clients in new ways. […]
Robert Walker writes about quantitative research for the qualitative researcher, in this issue focusing on research bias in survey design, with illustrative examples of bias types, which can also be informative in qualitative research design. […]
New QRCA VIEWS column—Quant Lens by Robert Walker—Understanding the foundational elements of quantitative research and why Quallies should care. […]
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