CHOOSING A MIXED METHODS DESIGN
This design is used when a researcher wants to directly compare and contrast quantitative statistical results with quali-tative findings or to validate or expand quantitative results with qualitative data. Triangulation Design Procedures.The Triangulation Design is a one-phase design in which researchers implement the quantitative and qualitative
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