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Teaching Mixed Methodologies
Volume 4/1
Deadline: 15th Dec 2008
Mixed Methods in Psychology and Law and in Criminological Research
Volume 4/3
Deadline: 1st Dec 2009
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Teaching Mixed Methodologies
Using Video in Social Sciences and Health Research
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Multiple Methods for Novice Researchers
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Q-Squared in Policy: The Use of Qualitative and Quantitative Methods of Poverty Analysis in Decision-Making
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General Issue with Section: Computer Assisted Multiple and Blended Research
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Conducting Longitudinal Research: Practical lessons from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health
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Mixed Methods Research is an Effective Method of Enquiry for Community Health Research
Sharon Andrew, Elizabeth J Halcomb
The Importance of Emancipatory Research to Contemporary Nursing Practice
Jayln Rose, Nel Glass
Examining the methods used for a critical ethnographic enquiry
Sonia Allen, Ysanne Chapman, Karen Francis, Margaret O’Connor
Conducting Substudies in a Longitudinal Research Project
Jenny Helman, Deborah Loxton, Lyn Adamson, Anna Graves, Jennifer Powers
Measuring the Benefits of Entrepreneurship at Different Levels of Analysis
Belinda Luke, Martie-Louise Verreynne, Kate Kearins
Data Management
Anna Graves, Jean Ball, Eliza Fraser
Multiple Research Approaches
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