Asked by Emily Vazquez on May 08, 2024
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Mixed methods research has been referred to as the third methodological movement following:
A) experimental and then quasi-experimental methods.
B) quantitative and then qualitative methods.
C) fragmented and then scientific methods.
D) traditional and then modern methods.
Quantitative
Concerned with, evaluating, or determined by the amount of something rather than its quality.
Qualitative
Pertaining to research methods focused on collecting and analyzing non-numerical data (e.g., text, video) to understand concepts, thoughts, or experiences.
Quasi-experimental
A type of experimental design where participants are not randomly assigned, making it difficult to control for all confounding variables.
- Recognize the role and value of mixed methods research in allowing a deeper, more complex understanding of research questions.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize the role and value of mixed methods research in allowing a deeper, more complex understanding of research questions.
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