Qualitative Evidence

Definition

Qualitative evidence refers to non-numerical data or information that is descriptive in nature. It provides insights, opinions, and subjective observations about a topic or phenomenon.

Related terms

Quantitative Evidence:

Quantitative evidence refers to numerical data or information that can be measured, counted, or statistically analyzed.

Anecdotal Evidence:

Anecdotal evidence consists of specific stories or personal accounts that may not be representative but provide individual perspectives on a topic.

Primary Source: A primary source is an original document or firsthand account created during the time period being studied, providing direct evidence about an event or topic.