Week 9 Flashcards

(8 cards)

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mixed methods research

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and integration of quantitative and qualitative methods in the same research project

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convergent approach

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quantitative = qualitative; researchers use the same research questions for both methods

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additional approach

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qualitative + quantitative or vice versa; researchers answer different but related questions paired with each method

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sequential approach

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qualitative -> quantitative or vice versa; researchers use the results of the first method to inform the use of the second method; these types of projects start with either a qualitative or quantitative method

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multistage sequential

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some sequential mixed methods projects have more than 2 methods; in these projects, each method informs the following method

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advantages of mixed methods

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expanded scope of questions, overcoming limitations of a single method, triangulation (multiple methods increase reliability and validity), sequencing methods

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challenges of mixed methods

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time and money, requires extra skills, uncertainty

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best practices

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researchers must have a strong justification for using mixed methods, clearly identify how the methods will be used, must decide which method to use first, one method is the core while the other is supplementary

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