Quiz 8 flashcards
A “black box” evaluation study treats a policy intervention or program as:
A discrete event, does not further examine how the policy or program worked, just that it occurred.
If a researcher compares monetary costs associated with the implementation of a program or policy, and then compares them to the monetary benefits produced by the program or policy, he/she is conducting a:
Cost-benefit evaluation
As applied to research methodology, the term mixed methods refers specifically to:
Combining quantitative and qualitative methods.
As applied to research methodology, the term transformative design refers specifically to:
None of the above
This type of research design involves the simultaneous application of qualitative and quantitative methods, the findings from which are then integrated and interpreted together:
Convergent parallel design
This type of research design involves the application of qualitative methods first, which is then followed by quantitative methods:
Exploratory sequential design
A transformative design uses a theoretical perspective with a social justice focus to :
Improve the well-being of vulnerable populations
In your text, Creswell and Plano-Clark provide a shortened notation for the different types of mixed methods strategies that a researcher may use. Which of these strategies is represented by the “QUAN(qual)” notation?
Qualitative methods embedded with a primarily quantitative project.
In your text, Creswell and Plano-Clark provide a shortened notation for the different types of mixed methods strategies that a researcher may use. Which of these strategies is represented by the “QUAL(quan)” notation?
None of the above.
Suppose a researcher employs a research strategy that involves an initial use of quantitative methods that informs the next sequence of qualitative methods, the results from which is then used to inform a final phase of quantitative methods. They have used which type of mixed methods research strategy?
Multiphase design
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