what is qualitative traits?
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There are two types of traits - Qualitative and quantitative.\n\nQuantitative traits are the ones which can be counted - e.g. your blood pressure, or your height etc, the size of the lumen of your aorta.\n\nQualitative traits are the ones which cannot be counted per se- e.g. the color of ur eyes, shape of your face, how good you feel, how successful you are, etc. However you can try to get surrogate measures for counting qualitative traits. For e.g. you can quantify how good you feel by determining the serotonin levels in the relevant parts of your brain, or something like that.
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integrity\nlegality\nequality\nconfidentiality\nconflict of interest
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there are a lot of characteristics, qualities and virtues of technology. Some are:\n\nPROOF, INNOVATION,  INVENTION, INDUSTRY, MASS AND HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTION.
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I hope I understand your question there is qualitative reseach and quantitative.
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General definitions of "qualitative" and "quantitative" are linked closely to methodology. The applicable Oxford English Dictionary definitions of "quantitative" are:\n\n--That which is, or may be, considered with respect to the quantity or quantities involved; estimated or estimable by quantity or Relating to, concerned with, quantity or its measurement; ascertaining or expressing quantity. (OX2)\nThese definitions indicate possibilities of data gathering, whether measuring or estimating. \n\nThe definition of "qualitative" cites "quantitative" as its implied opposite, therefore, also implying its links to data gathering:\n\n--Relating to, connected or concerned with, quality or qualities. Now usually in implied or expressed opposition to QUANTITATIVE. (OX2)\n\nThe LIS literature on qualitative research methodologically follows this approach of defining qualitative in opposition to quantitative. Jack Glazier's discussion epitomizes the dichotomous and vague nature of definitions of qualitative research in LIS by suggesting that it be defined by what it is not, quantitative. "It is not ... It is not ... It is not ..." (1992, 6) He lists as qualitative methods ethnographic and naturalistic and, most curiously, unobtrusive measures.\n\nThe one characteristic that all these terms share is that they tend to obscure rather than clarify the concept. The concept seems to be confusing not only because of the number of terms applied, but also because it carries different connotations for different people. (Glazier 1992, 6)\n\nExamples of qualitative research--\n\n1) interview 50 elderly patients to find out what are their major health concerns\n2) interview 50 nursing students to find out the five major reasons they joined nursing\n3) Interview/survey 100 teen agers to determine dietary aptterns\n\nExamples of quantative research--\n\n1) Determine rate of deep veous thrombosis in medical ICU patients (something that will be a number 7 cases out of 100 admitted so 7%)\n2) Determine mortality after acute MI in 2005 in your hospital, again will be a number\n\nGood Luck!
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The Big Five are five broad dimensions of personality traits. They are:\n\nExtraversion (sometimes called Surgency). The broad dimension of Extraversion encompasses such more specific traits as talkative, energetic, and assertive. \nAgreeableness. This dimension includes traits like sympathetic, kind, and affectionate. \nConscientiousness. People high in Conscientiousness tend to be organized, thorough, and planful. \nNeuroticism (sometimes reversed and called Emotional Stability). Neuroticism is characterized by traits like tense, moody, and anxious. \nOpenness to New Experiences (sometimes called Intellect or Culture). This dimension includes having wide interests, and being imaginative and insightful.
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phenotype... ;p\n\nthe phenotype of an individual organism is either its total physical appearance and constitution or a specific manifestation of a trait, such as size, eye color, or behavior that varies between individuals. phenotype is determined to some extent by genotype, or by the identity of the alleles that an individual carries at one or more positions on the chromosomes. many phenotypes are determined by multiple genes and influenced by environmental factors.
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Loyalty\nreliability\nstrength of your convictions
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they are the methods one would employ during research work and how it would presumably lead you to a logical conclusion for your research work. characteristics are for example you want to find the temperature of a goat you have to have to say \n1.how you would get it what you would use to get the temp\n2.how you would be able to substanciate the authencity of it \n3. all that to give the work more credibility and make people know how to do it and get the same results\ngud luck
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personality is the way u show your actions (like showing your ego) and characteristics is the ways  that r built into u (like never giving up or strong willed) that u will not stray far from
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Personality:  happy, fun-loving attitude; positive outlook on life.\n\nPhysical:  Eyes, smile, curves without anything too out-of-proportion.
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Here is a website that explains what traits are inherited.\n\n\nFYI- Write not wright (a wright is a ghost/specter)\nEssay not esay
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STRENGTHS\n\nDidn't someone just ask this?
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Personality\nLooks\nBrains\nand Being Unique
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personality\nappearance\nloving\nhonest\ntrustin
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of who? what?\nwhat is demographic characteristics?\nAge, race, sex, geographical location, income etc.
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1. Attitude- positive with a cynical twist\n2. Face- smile, eyes\n3. Intelligence\n4. Shoulders\n5. Kindness