MIXED METHODS Flashcards

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What is Triangulation?

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The combining of research methods in order to check the validity of the research findings.

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What is methodological pluralism?

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Involves the use of primary and secondary methods and the collection of both qualitative and quantitative data.

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What is the case study?

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A detailed and in-depth examination of one particular case or instance of something using methodological pluralism.

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What are the three types of mixed methods?

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  1. Triangulation
  2. Methodological pluralism
  3. Case Study
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Why is triangulation seen as a strong research method?

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Provides a clearer picture of the problem and increases the validity of findings.

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What is the issue with using triangulation?

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The challenges of meshing quantitative and qualitative findings.

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What is the issue with methodological pluralism?

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Cost of studies and incompatibility between methods.

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