What Is Mixed Methods Research

question 28

Multiple Choice

What is mixed methods research?

• A) An approach to evaluating research in which all components of a research design align with one another
• B) An approach to inquiry that systematically and purposefully combines quantitative and qualitative forms of research
• C) A specific observation technique whereby researchers engage as a participant and researcher by taking part in activities and recording observations
• D) A statistical analysis to use when researchers have two or more time points

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