Mixed Methods Designs, quiz assignment help

When integrating the results of qualitative and quantitative analyses, _____ occurs when the two data sources provide complementary information that expands insights into the research topic. (Points : 1)

According to Hesse-Biber, _____ as a reason for using mixed methods means using more than one method to investigate the same aspect of a research question. (Points : 1)

According to Hesse-Biber, _____ as a reason for using mixed methods means adding clarifications or details to existing theories when the results of a study bring up more questions or require resolution of contradictions. (Points : 1)

According to Hesse-Biber, _____ as a reason for using mixed methods means that information gathered using a qualitative research method is used to help develop the quantitative part of the project, or vice versa. (Points : 1)

Which of the following is not one of the three basic mixed methods designs identified by Fetters, Curry, & Creswell as being implemented at the design level? (Points : 1)

In a study driven by a primarily _____ approach, the literature review is conducted prior to beginning the study and focuses on justifying the need for the study and the hypotheses to be tested. (Points : 1)

The _____ design is also known as a concurrent design, because both qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis occur during the same time period. (Points : 1)

in a(n) _____ design, qualitative data are collected and analyzed first, then based on these findings, quantitative data collection is done. (Points : 1)

When integrating the results of qualitative and quantitative analyses, _____ occurs when the findings from both types of data corroborate each other. (Points : 1)

An ensuring participants’ confidentiality
providing extensive debriefing
obtaining informed consent for both parts of the study
getting IRB approval before beginning the research