Mixed-Methods Sampling is a methodological strategy that systematically integrates distinct qualitative and quantitative sampling techniques within a single study to address complementary aspects of a research inquiry, thereby distinguishing it from purely mono-method or descriptively combined sampling approaches.
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WITHDRAWN - Mixed Methods Sampling
Charles Teddlie, Fen Yu · Journal of Mixed Methods Research · 2007 · 2.3K citations
Charles Teddlie, Fen Yu · Journal of Mixed Methods Research · 2007 · 1.7K citations
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