An Introduction to Mixed Methods Research
Mar 09, 2007 · behind mixed methods research Worldview or philosophy (e.g., attitudes and beliefs about knowledge, such as constructivism, post-positivism) Theoretical lens (e.g., feminist, racial) Methodological approach (e.g., experiemental, survey, ethnography, mixed methods) Methods of data collection (e.g. interviews, focus groups) Adapted from Crotty M.
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