Discussion
According to Dale, a qualitative approach is not necessary in which of the following situations ?
Answer: A
A qualitative approach is not necessary when it is possible to study statistically representative samples of beneficiaries, because then the effects can be shown by quantitative measures.
It is needed when changes are the result of complex processes, when value judgements are involved in analysing relevance, and when organizational issues of policy implementation are studied, since figures alone cannot show these. So the first option is the one the key accepts.
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