Using Mixed Methods: Frameworks for an Integrated Methodology

David Plowright

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From Mixed Methods to an Integrated Methodology The FraIM: Frameworks for an Integrated Methodology Case Selection: Data Source Management Case Selection: Integrated Sampling Data Collection: An Overview Observation Asking Questions Analyzing Artefacts I Analyzing Artefacts II Data Integration Warrantable Research: Using the FraIM as a Guide Ethical Issues in Participant-Centred Research Wider Ethical Issues and the FraIM Holistic Integrationism: Philosophizing Research A Few Final Words

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