Mixed-Methods Studies Differ from Quantitative Studies and Qualitative Studies Because

question 59

Multiple Choice

Mixed-methods studies differ from quantitative studies and qualitative studies because ______.

• A) they ensure a comprehensive set of approaches for examining topics
• B) only mixed-methods research studies contains analysis at the end of the study
• C) quantitative studies offer narrative analysis
• D) mixed-methods studies are quicker and require less work

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