Conclusions in mixed-methods research may be drawn ______.
A. sequentially
B. divergently
C. analytically
D. prematurely
Ans: A
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a. a Type I error. b. a Type II error. c. both a Type I and Type II error. d. a correct decision.
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a. querying the database. b. mail merge. c. sorting the database. d. filtering the database.
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