Mixed methods research can be defined as:
a. Using either qualitative or quantitative methods in a single study.
b. Collecting quantitative data and reporting it qualitatively.
c. Collecting data from different research groups at the same time.
d. Using both qualitative and quantitative methods in a single study.
D
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