Mixed Methods Research Concepts

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What are the benefits of a Mixed Methods approach?

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By assessing the outcomes of a study as well as the process we can develop a “complex” picture of a social phenomena.

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Which of the following is the best definition for “integration”?
Options: Conducting qualitative methods prior to quantitative methods, Combining qualitative and quantitative research, Conducting quantitative methods prior to qualitative methods, Using technology and interrater reliability to verify results

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Combining qualitative and quantitative research

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Which other terms is NOT used for “mixed-methods” designs? Options: Integrated, Combined, Multi-method, Mixed research

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Single-Case

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For people trained in quantitative research, which mixed-methods core design would most likely appeal to them? Options: The Explanatory Sequential Design, The Exploratory Sequential Design, Experimental Design, Convergent Design

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The Explanatory Sequential Design

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This kind of Mixed Methods Core Design examines both quant/qual simultaneously

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convergent

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Ethics: Which of the following ethical considerations only pertain to mixed-methods research designs? Small sample sizes diminish the ability to generalize findings, Anonymity is difficult as participant’s qualitative data needs to be linked to their qualitative data, Working with a vulnerable population always opens the group up to further marginalization or mistreatment.

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Anonymity is difficult as participant’s qualitative data needs to be linked to their qualitative data

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Which method of displaying data offers a diagram or design depicting the researcher's procedures?

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Visualization

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When conducting a mixed-methods design only quantitative or qualitative data must meet standards for rigor since you are using both.

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False

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Mixed-methods design simply means collecting and analyzing both quantitative and qualitative information

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False

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Was that an example of Lower or Higher Quality?

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Higher