Reflections on Mixing Methods in Applied Linguistics Research

Mohammad R. Hashemi

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This commentary advocates the use of mixed methods research—that is the integration of qualitative and quantitative methods in a single study—in applied linguistics. Based on preliminary findings from a research project in progress, some reflections on the current practice of mixing methods as a new trend in applied linguistics are put forward. Furthermore, theoretical and practical issues concerning mixed methods research in applied linguistics are briefly discussed.

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