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Dec 1, 2020 · We extend our argument that mixed methods approaches are neither absent nor new in psychological research by shifting the attention from the quantitative methods used in prevalence studies to a qualitative approach that uses textual analysis.
- Elizabeth G. Creamer, David Reeping
- 2020
Jun 25, 2024 · Mixed methods research is a powerful tool that can be used to answer complex research questions in a way that neither quantitative nor qualitative research can do alone: Researchers could conduct a study to understand the impact of a new school-based mental health program on student well-being.
We selected the years of publication to reflect the recent use of mixed methods in the field of positive psychology. Various terms are used by authors to identify mixed methods research, such as: multimethod, “survey AND interview” or mixed methodology (Creswell & Plano Clark, 2011, p. 15-16).
Mixed methods research (MMR) combines multiple traditions, methods, and worldviews to enrich research design and interpretation of data. In this virtual special issue, we highlight the use of MMR within the field of community psychology.
Mixed methods research involves the collection, analysis, and, most importantly, the integration of quantitative and qualitative research. Throughout this chapter, authors share examples across psychology subdisciplines of how mixed methods research has been used.
Oct 17, 2020 · We used a concurrent mixed methods research design to compare the insights gained about the use of mixed methods in psychological research from two quantitative prevalence studies...
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Oct 27, 2004 · Mixed Methods Research Designs in Counseling Psychology. William E. Hanson, Department of Educational Psychology, University of Nebraska–Lincoln. John W. Creswell, Department of Educational Psychology and Ofice of Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research, .
