In quantitative research, an instrument refers to the actual tool used to collect data, such as questionnaires, tests, surveys, or checklists, while instrumentation refers to the broader process of developing, validating, and applying those tools, including decisions on design, adaptation, reliability, and validity; in short, the instrument is the data-gathering device, whereas instrumentation is the systematic procedure surrounding its use.
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