Designs for Mixed Methods Research
Published 2 January 2009
Thilo Kroll, Melinda T. Neri
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Research purpose and design General design elements Planning a mixed methods study Considerations for choosing a mixed methods design Research designs for mixed methods research Some additional designs Data collection methods Future developments Conclusion References
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