Across
- 3. If the phases of the data collection are distinctly separated by substantial periods of time
- 7. this relative importance or weighing of quantitative and qualitative methods as a means of answering the guiding research questions
- 10. the stage at which integration occurs
- 12. The qualitative and quantitative strands are kept entirely separate
- 13. the researcher collects quantitative and qualitative data at the same time.
- 14. The researcher collects quantitative and qualitative data at the same time
- 17. Complex models for integrating aspects of quantitative and qualitative research
- 18. occurs when the researcher implements the study in two distinct phases
- 19. when a researcher collects and analyzes both quantitative and qualitative data within traditional quantitative or qualitative designs
- 20. The intentional integration of the studies quantitative and qualitative strands
- 21. This mixed methods design occurs in distinct interactive phases
Down
- 1. When the researcher mixes the two methods but most occur prior to the final interpretation of results
- 2. a mixed methods design whereby the researcher conducts the entire study within a transformative theoretical framework
- 4. The extent to which the two strands remain independent or interact with each other
- 5. If the phases of data collection are simultaneous or occur relatively close in time
- 6. The study begins with in prioritizes the collection and Analysis of qualitative data during the first phase
- 8. Occurs when the researcher implements multiple phases that include sequential and/or concurrent timing
- 9. when a researcher implements both quant and qual strands simultaneously during the same phase of the study.
- 11. occurs in distinct interactive phases
- 15. Deals with the temporal relationship between quantitative and qualitative strands in a mixed method study
- 16. combines both sequential and concurrent strands over a period of time in which the researcher is implementing multiple studies
