Foundations of mixed methods research
Elsevier eBooksPublished 18 November 2022
Abbas Tashakkori, Isadore Newman
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Mixed-methods research systematically integrates quantitative and qualitative designs, data, or results of data analysis to answer complex research questions that might benefit from such a combination. This article presents an overview of purposes, questions, data collection and analysis procedures as well as making and evaluating inferences in such research.
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