Overemphasis on Quantitative Data

Focusing solely on quantitative intersectional data can overlook qualitative factors such as lived experiences, workplace culture, and systemic barriers. This can lead to incomplete understanding and ineffective interventions.

Focusing solely on quantitative intersectional data can overlook qualitative factors such as lived experiences, workplace culture, and systemic barriers. This can lead to incomplete understanding and ineffective interventions.

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