Routledge Mixed Method Design: Principles and Procedures

Mixed method design has become a major trend in social science research. In this volume, renowned methodological experts Janice Morse and Linda Niehaus provide a comprehensive guide for intermediate and experienced researchers looking to expand their methodological toolkit. This book explores the possibilities inherent in mixed method research by presenting basic principles and examining a wide variety of design options. Readers can learn about the specific strengths and weaknesses of different approaches and gain clarity on when to apply them to their own studies. By providing examples from various disciplines and examining potential threats to validity, this guide helps researchers navigate the complexities of combining qualitative and quantitative data. Whether you are working in anthropology, sociology, or other social sciences, this resource offers the practical knowledge needed to conduct rigorous mixed method studies.