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This document defines various print media terms used in research. It discusses the differences between qualitative and quantitative research, with qualitative using interviews and focus groups while quantitative uses numbers and data. It also outlines primary research, which is new research conducted for a specific purpose, and secondary research which uses previously published reports and surveys. Finally, it provides the definitions of upper and lower case letters.
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