What is the difference between mixed model research and mixed method research?
Here are the definitions: Mixed model research = The method where quantitative and qualitative approaches are mixed within or across the stages of the research process. This is where you use the within-stage mixing approach or the across-stage mixing approach. (See study questions 14.3 and 14.4 above for within-stage and across-stage mixing.) Mixed method research = The method where a quantitative phase and a qualitative phase are included in the overall research study. This is like having a quantitative and a qualitative mini-study in the overall research study. 14.6. What kind of study does this notation imply: qual→QUAN→qual? Can you think of why a researcher might use such a design? This notation implies a dominant status sequential design. The quantitative paradigm is given major emphasis by the researcher and the design occurs in three separate phases. A qualitative phase occurs first; a quantitative phase occurs second; and a qualitative phase occurs third. One might use this de
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