Dr thanks for your simplicity !!!! , finally i get it, what matter is whether a single research question or not which determine to employ mixed -method
A good study: Here in Covid-19 Epoch, it is interesting to hear college students say they really want in-person classes but when I hold Hy-Flex classes few students show up! Quant would say they don't show up. Qual could show real sentiment about being in the classroom.
Hi Dr. in the exploratory sequential design, since the aim in the QUANTITATIVE phase is to validate the results of the qualitative phase, why are the individuals in the first stage of data collection (i.e. Qualitative) typically NOT THE SAME participants in the second stage (i.e. quantitative)? It is really confusing. HOW can we validate the findings by including different participants in both phases? . Would you please tackle this point in the next video? Thanks in advance
This is because we do not need to validate the qualitative strand participants' views, but rather the overall findings, for example by exploring their transferability, that is the degree to which these qualitative results apply to other (often broader) contexts
Thank you for the informative presentation. Dr. I have a doubt...can I employ experimental design to collect quantitative data under sequential explanatory mixed methods design?
I wanna develop a mixed method research for the research topic " consumer perception of organic food". So which mixed method design will be good? To start with qual or quant
there is a confusion in this video you mentioned convergent parallel design you have missed one design and gave different explanations to a single above mentioned design
If I plan to conduct a survey to find out why employees in a particular organisation not using the public transport and what reasons will encourage them to start using it? What type of mixed method research design will be appropriate for that survey? Why?
hi, both qant and qaul data should be collected from same cases in case of concurrent?? also if in sequential then the second questionnaire should be admisteres in the same cases who have be intervined for quant or qual??
it all depends on what design you are following. No, in concurrent design the data does not have to come from the same source. In sequential explanatory, the qualitative data should be collected from the same source as the quant, but in the sequential exploratory you may have a different group of participants for the quantitative data
we can use different Methods for each research question. Methodology is something underlying the whole study, and it includes a range of decisions Including the methods of data collection
i think if qualitative and quantitative data are used to answer separate questions, it is then not a mix-methods research, it might be called multiple methods research :)
Hi Dr Currently I am doing on research impact of Climate Change on rainfed agriculture community ? So I want to use mixed methodology. I have decided that I will collect both quantitave and qualitative data at same time. ?? Any suu
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Dear Dr. Plz tell me what type of qualitative analysis should be aonducted in explanatory design
Dr thanks for your simplicity !!!! , finally i get it, what matter is whether a single research question or not which determine to employ mixed -method
very interesting! Precise and concise . Thanks Dr.
Nice information, sample is same for qualitative and quantitative in mixed method
A good study: Here in Covid-19 Epoch, it is interesting to hear college students say they really want in-person classes but when I hold Hy-Flex classes few students show up! Quant would say they don't show up. Qual could show real sentiment about being in the classroom.
I sure wish there were illustrations/examples that you shared along with your descriptions.
What are the five factors to consider deciding to use mixed methods research?
I'm a visual learner, do you have a literal map perhaps, that you can explain Mixed Methods Approach? Thank you!
Thank you for this.
I have Creswell's Research Design, but also purchased your recommendation now that I have decided on this design.
I'm glad that I could help ! :)
Hi Dr.
in the exploratory sequential design, since the aim in the QUANTITATIVE phase is to validate the results of the qualitative phase, why are the individuals in the first stage of data collection (i.e. Qualitative) typically NOT THE SAME participants in the second stage (i.e. quantitative)? It is really confusing. HOW can we validate the findings by including different participants in both phases? .
Would you please tackle this point in the next video?
Thanks in advance
This is because we do not need to validate the qualitative strand participants' views, but rather the overall findings, for example by exploring their transferability, that is the degree to which these qualitative results apply to other (often broader) contexts
Thank you for the informative presentation. Dr. I have a doubt...can I employ experimental design to collect quantitative data under sequential explanatory mixed methods design?
Good stuff thankyou hope other videos ae clear like this one, good luck
Very informative. Thanks a lot
Thank you for the positive feedback, and you are welcome ! :)
I wanna develop a mixed method research for the research topic " consumer perception of organic food". So which mixed method design will be good? To start with qual or quant
Great information. Thank you
You're welcome, and thank you for positive feedback
Great and very informative.
Thank you!
there is a confusion in this video you mentioned convergent parallel design you have missed one design and gave different explanations to a single above mentioned design
Is it mixed method design if I have a questionnaire with both close and open ended questions?
Excellent video
thanks for this information....
If I plan to conduct a survey to find out why employees in a particular organisation not using the public transport and what reasons will encourage them to start using it? What type of mixed method research design will be appropriate for that survey? Why?
Thank you so useful
How I can write mix-method question?
hi, both qant and qaul data should be collected from same cases in case of concurrent?? also if in sequential then the second questionnaire should be admisteres in the same cases who have be intervined for quant or qual??
it all depends on what design you are following. No, in concurrent design the data does not have to come from the same source. In sequential explanatory, the qualitative data should be collected from the same source as the quant, but in the sequential exploratory you may have a different group of participants for the quantitative data
😘. Thank you!!!!
Can we use different methodologies to address different research questions in a thesis?
we can use different Methods for each research question. Methodology is something underlying the whole study, and it includes a range of decisions Including the methods of data collection
i think if qualitative and quantitative data are used to answer separate questions, it is then not a mix-methods research, it might be called multiple methods research :)
Hi Dr
Currently I am doing on research impact of Climate Change on rainfed agriculture community ? So I want to use mixed methodology. I have decided that I will collect both quantitave and qualitative data at same time. ?? Any suu