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Stephen Gorard, C Teddlie, A Tashakkori
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Place their own and others work within a full cycle or programme of ongoing research • Understand why good research almost always involves a mixture of evidence • Defend themselves from those who want numbers and text to be enemies rather than allies • Argue that good research is more ethical for society than poor research
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