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Mixed Method Research – Writing Structures Mixed Method Research – Writing Structures Various writing structures can be implemented while presenting a study based on mixed method research. The structure of writing a mixed method study is dependent on the strategy that was implemented to perform the study (Creswell, 2011). In order to write a mixed method study in which the strategy of sequential study has been implemented, the researcher tends to first mention the results of the collection and analysis of data that in quantitative in nature followed by the results of the collection and analysis of data that is qualitative in nature and then they write about the interpretation in which they state about how the qualitative data was helpful in detailing the results of the quantitative side of the study.
If the strategy to conduct the research was concurrent in nature then the report comprises of two separate sections for presentation of both quantitative and qualitative data, but the discussion and analysis of findings is performed together in order to identify similarities between the results of both the sections. If the strategy that had been implemented to perform the research is transformative research strategy, the structure in which this report is presented includes the advancement of the issues of advocacy first.
Once the issue has been presented the remaining content and findings can be presented while following the formats that are used in sequential and concurrent strategy of study. The conclusion part of this study focuses on the agenda that needs to be altered and that has been created with the help of the research. ReferencesCreswell, J., & Plano Clark, V. (2011). Designing and conducting mixed methods research. Los Angeles: SAGE Publications.
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