This session will provide researchers with a broad overview of the practical and philosophical aspects of mixed methods research. The following areas will be outlined:
- paradigmatic assumptions of post-positivist and constructivist/interpretivist research
- the key philosophical debates surrounding the paradigmatic stance of mixed methods inquiry
- practical issues such as priority and sequence decisions, point of integration, write-up and dissemination
This session would be extremely useful for anyone thinking of using a mixed methods approach for their research, or those looking to develop their understanding of research paradigms more generally.
Facilitated by: Joanne Mayoh, Lecturer in Sport and Physical Activity, School of Tourism
Aimed at: Academic Staff
Date: Wednesday 19 March 2014, 13.00 – 15.00, P405, 4th Floor, Poole House, Talbot Campus
Booking: staffdevelopment@bournemouth.ac.uk











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