In setting up a research project, the researcher will have to decide early 2 on if s/he will (16) use a qualitative or a quantitative approach (or a mix of the two). In your own words explain the main differences between a qualitative approach and a quantitative approach. Briefly explain why one would choose one rather than the other. Your textbook describes four types of historical evidence that can be used 3 by a (16) researcher. (Maree, p. 73) Imagine that you have a "research project" to investigate the contribution your current company (or a local company if you are not employed) has made to the community. Describe the kinds of evidence you could collect for this research under each of these headings. (For example, under "Oral history / recollections", you could interview current and past community leaders.)