Which of the following can occur in the mixed methods approach to research?
a. Both quantitative and qualitative data are collected separately, and data are analyzed in an integrated manner.
b. Both quantitative and qualitative data are collected and analyzed separately, leading to separate inferences or write-ups.
c. Each methodology is used sequentially in order to inform the next sequence of research events.
d. Both quantitative and qualitative data can be collected separately or in an integrative way throughout the study.
e. All of the above.
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a. difficulty staying on topic. b. using fewer words and/or sentences. c. using language inappropriate to social conversation. d. spelling.
It helps children to become independent if you:
A. Supervise their use of the computer B. Pour their milk at lunch C. Zip their jackets for them D. Have learning center necklaces for the children to wear
What elements should be considered in environmental arrangements?
What will be an ideal response?
Monique is a 3rd grader with a winning smile but no friends. After her mother left her family, Monique and her two younger sisters stayed at home with their father who drinks often. Mr. Johnson, her father, gets upset if Monique does not perform above average. Every time there's a parent-teacher conference, he tells the teacher how slow and useless his daughter is. Monique comes to school wearing
the same clothes almost every day and is afraid to take home her graded work especially if she did not make a good grade. Her teacher has noticed that she is always nervous and anxious. The teacher tells the school principal who calls CPS. Why did the principal call CPS in this scenario? a. because the teacher told her to call b. because Monique was suffering from emotional maltreatment c. because she did not want to get in trouble if she didn't report d. because she thought she could help the father stop drinking