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Mixed Methods Research

A research approach that combines quantitative and qualitative forms of research for a comprehensive understanding.

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Quantitative Research

Research designs often used to test theory, examine the status of variables, and investigate differences among groups.

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Qualitative Research

Research designs used to gain in-depth understanding of complex phenomena and meanings of experiences.

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Integration

The process of combining quantitative and qualitative data to enhance research findings.

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Triangulation

The use of multiple methods or data sources to develop a comprehensive understanding of a research problem.

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Concurrent Design

A mixed methods research design where quantitative and qualitative data are collected at the same time.

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Sequential Design

A mixed methods research design that involves two distinct phases, where one type of data informs the next.

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Data Transformation

Converting one form of data into another, such as qualitizing numerical data or quantizing qualitative data.

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Philosophical Worldview

Researchers' underlying beliefs that shape their approach to research and determine which methods they employ.

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Implementation Sequence

The decision on the timing between the quantitative and qualitative methods in mixed methods research.

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Mixed Methods Research is a research approach that combines __________ and __________ forms of research.

quantitative; qualitative

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In __________ Research, designs are often used to test theory and investigate differences among groups.

Quantitative

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__________ Research is used to gain in-depth understanding of complex phenomena and experiences.

Qualitative

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The process of combining quantitative and qualitative data to enhance research findings is called __________.

Integration

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The use of multiple methods or data sources to develop a comprehensive understanding of a research problem is known as __________.

Triangulation

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A __________ Design in mixed methods research involves collecting quantitative and qualitative data at the same time.

Concurrent

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A __________ Design consists of two distinct phases where one type of data informs the next.

Sequential

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__________ Transformation refers to converting one form of data into another, such as qualitizing numerical data.

Data

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A researcher’s underlying beliefs that shape their approach to research is referred to as their __________ Worldview.

Philosophical

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The __________ Sequence determines the timing between quantitative and qualitative methods in mixed methods research.

Implementation

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What is the primary objective of qualitative research?

To gain in-depth understanding of complex phenomena and the meanings of experiences.

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What does quantitative research primarily focus on?

Testing theories, examining variables, and investigating differences among groups.

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What is an example of data transformation in mixed methods research?

Qualitizing numerical data to analyze it qualitatively.

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Define triangulation in research methods.

The use of multiple methods or data sources to obtain a comprehensive understanding of a research problem.

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What is a key aspect of concurrent design in mixed methods research?

Collecting quantitative and qualitative data simultaneously.

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What is meant by sequential design in mixed methods research?

A design that involves two distinct phases where one type of data informs the next.

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Why is it important to consider philosophical worldview in research?

It shapes researchers' beliefs and informs the methods they choose.

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What does 'integration' refer to in mixed methods research?

The process of combining quantitative and qualitative data to enrich research findings.

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How does implementation sequence affect mixed methods research?

It determines the timing and order of applying quantitative and qualitative methods.

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What is the significance of using mixed methods research?

Provides a comprehensive perspective by incorporating both numerical and descriptive data.

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